Adam Green(VI)

Aside from Green's sitcom Holliston, he has also referenced his home town in small ways in most every single film and project he has made. The filmmaker has called his hometown "a living Norman Rockwell painting" and has stated in numerous interviews that he is still closest with the childhood friends that he grew up with there and prefers to spend any free time he has with them over anyone involved in the Hollywood scene that he is a part of. The small town is extremely proud and supportive of Green and most stores in Holliston's small downtown strip had balloons and "welcome home" or "good luck, Adam" signs hung in their windows when Green and his cast mates returned to Holliston to world premiere episodes of the sitcom for both seasons so far. Rather than hold the usual traditional fancy premieres of the series in Hollywood, Green opted to host and personally pay for the show to premiere at Holliston Town Hall where the show played on a small pull down screen and the packed audience of townsfolk sat on folding chairs. Holliston's local pub Casey's Crossing has an autographed poster of the show's cast hanging behind the bar.