Spirit of inspiration: 9 year old Jaylen Arnold

When people hear the word inspiration you automatically know you are on a positive road and about to be uplifted! One of my earlier articles was about Teens that Inspire, and through that I was introduced to a now 9 year old inspirational young boy, Jaylen Arnold.

Jaylen Arnold, a Florida resident, radiates inspiration and continues to help others as well as educate kids and parents alike about one of our country’s most disturbing growing trends – bullying.

Recently Jaylen took time out of his busy schedule to answer some questions about his crusade and his mission to help millions of children. Don’t forget to watch his PSA at the end of this article.
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Video of Dash and Jaylen on Katie Couric

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Dash and Jaylen on Bay News 9

Click here to view Dash and Jaylen’s recent interview with Bay News 9. Happy viewing!

Actor With Tourette’s Visits Lakeland Third-Grader

Dash Mihok will help the boy, who also has syndrome, in his fight against bullying.

Jaylen Arnold was the most popular kid in the cafeteria Friday at Victory Christian Academy.

“They were all trying to sit by me,” Jaylen, 9, said of his fellow students. “I had to arrange the table. They all said, ‘Can I sit by you? Can I sit by the movie star?’”

The requests came because Jaylen had a guest for lunch, a 6-foot-3, square-jawed actor named Dash Mihok. The actor, familiar from such movies as “Romeo + Juliet” and “I Am Legend,” had come to visit Jaylen and support his crusade against bullying.
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James Marsden, Giovanni Ribisi and Bobby Moresco Talk ‘10th & Wolf’

How did Val Kilmer get involved, and why did he have such a small part?

Bobby Moresco: No, Val was originally signed to play the role that Dash Mihok played, and I love Dash; I directed him in another movie, I would work with Dash in anything, I love him, I was happy to have him. But originally, it was Val, and then we changed dates – the financing didn’t come through in terms of what we wanted, the financier was originally going to put up a certain amount of money and the deal didn’t quite work, so we pushed it a month so we lost Val. And, in the end, this financier, Jeff Todd, put up all the money. He said, ‘The hell with everybody,’ which g-d bless him – a great guy. But anyway, so we lost Val, but Val called me up when we changed the dates; he said, ‘Hey, I love this movie, write me a part.’ So I said, ‘Ok.’ So, I wrote that role, originally it wasn’t in the script – (to Giovanni) ‘Was it in the script you read?’
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Film Threat Article

Lexi Alexander, creator of the Oscar-nominated short film Johnny Flynton, talks about her new project and her future plans of working with Flynton star Dash Mihok again.

Read about it here.