Peter Salzer Consulting on In a Time of Love and War

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - April 23, 2021 - PRLog -- Nick D'Castro and Melissa English are hard at work bringing a love story of World War II together. The most important part about working on a piece in this era, or any historical era is ensuring accuracy. Nick and Melissa sought out an expert who could speak to his experience and expertise on the era. Nick and Melissa added Peter Salzer to the project.

About Peter Salzer:

Peter Salzer is an experienced actor, tribute artist, and voice actor.  In the sitcom "Greenblatt's", Peter stars as the rambunctious deli owner. He co-starred in the movie "Revenge is a Promise" which was released in the fall of 2016. He appeared opposite Phillip Seymour Hoffman in the movie version of the Tony Award winning play "Doubt", and was featured in an episode of The Sopranos and as Manny Kimmel in the History Channel series Breaking Vegas.  His film career includes featured parts in many independent movies.

He first played the part of George Burns in "Dreams of Broadway" at the Tropicana in Atlantic City in 2001 after which he started his George Burns Tribute career.  He was awarded the Sunburst Celebrity Sunny Award, Agents Best Impressionist, in September 2016. In addition to the George Burns Tribute show, "George Burns and Friends and "Together Again, George Burns and Gracie Allen" have been added to the repertoire.

On stage Peter played Al Jolson in "Gershwin by George", John Adams, and Hyam Solomon for the American Historical Theatre. AAA selected Peter to host "Roadwise Review", a safe driving program for seniors.  He has appeared in numerous commercials and is the voice of President Harry Truman in a multimedia program at the White House Visitor Center.  His many voices and dialects make him a much sought-after voice-over actor.

According to Nick D' Castro, "Peter Salzer's indomitable spirit, life experiences as a Jewish person during WWII, and artistic talent will contribute in bringing to life our lovers heroism and tenacity during the most horrific of times."