Chauncey Binyamin Horowitz-Livingston (born October 9, 1991), known professionally as Chase Benjamin Livingston, is an American actor, director, screenwriter, composer, and musician. Best known for his 2012 psychological horror film Heartbeat and 2018 vampire flick The Same Face, his 2019 remake of Carrie was met with critical acclaim. Livingston resides in Los Angeles, California with his girlfriend and four cats. He is very fucking high and writing this about himself in 3rd person.
Anna. My cosmic latte. You're the world's most perfect woman and that's all I have to say, other than honk. I love you so much.
Jamie, my man. It's wild to me that there's rumors that we were a thing, it's not like I still eat your ass on a weekly basis to this day or anything!!
Honk!! Honk honk honk honk honk, honk honk. Honk honk honk honk honk honk honk honk? Honk honk honk HONK HONK!!!!!
60s Verse
Hailing from Marseille, France, Chauncey Binyamin Horowitz (known professionally as Chase Benjamin Livingston) was born on October 9, 1934 to a French butcher and an American school teacher. The family relocated to Paris shortly after his first birthday and when war broke out in 1940 he was sent to live with his maternal grandparents on their farm in Downey, CA. Upon dropping out of high school at age 16, Horowitz adopted his mother's maiden name and began to work on any and all Hollywood films he could, frequently in post-production. In 1958, Livingston returned to his native France and three years later made his directorial debut in the form of Breathless (1961). He became a key figure of the French New Wave, befriending the likes of Agnès Varda, Jacques Demy, and American civil rights activist Jameson Keating. He continued to make films with, and eventually married, actress Anna Marie Epstein. His most recent film, The Image Book, was released in 2018.
Upon meeting in 1962, Livingston and notable civil rights activist Jameson "Jamie" Keating became fast friends, and according to some, more than that. The pair shared a Paris apartment for years, until very shortly before Chase married Anna Epstein. Many speculate that the pair were lovers, sighting numerous occasions the men were physically close in public, and some allege that the pair wrote each other extensive letters whenever one was abroad.
