As a child Everest Billirubin expressed him self dramatically for drama sake, always preferring the attention to center

around himself even at the expense of others. At times he even took a kind of sadistic pleasure in stealing his twin sister Emmas thunder. For example during a sixth grade show and tell event, she managed to capture a great deal of attention from her class mates when she presented her fathers Howard Cosell style toupee. Everest then tried to upstage her by convincing Emma that a white girl being scalped was a great honor among the Native American people. Although the Native American culture bore no relevance to the matter, with a convincing story and promised Stretch Arm Strong he managed to remove half of her hair before the janitor walked into the boys bathroom and took the scissors from him. Everest was sure that the live scalp would secure his A grade and simultaneously give his mother a coronary. Everest wasnt particularly active during his high school years, so it was very easy for him to maintain a 4.0 grade average. He fell in love with acting when he stumbled into a commercial audition by accident and landed the lead role for a local pest control company. In later years, the rat costume would come back to haunt him. Theatrically at least, he seemed to come out of now where. He attended USC Film School where he rose to prominence when he wrote and directed a spectacular short film called, Pat my bottom if I make a good play . Everest was soon recruited by a small production company in his sophomore year to direct his first stage play entitled Canadians: are they really that nice eh? . The play received critical acclaim and from here he seemed to be on the fast track as a theatre director being offered paid project after project. Everest became a very determined young man, completing projects even at the expense of others. If talent came aboard that threatened to overshadow him, he had no problem putting said person in their respective place or down playing their apparent talent. Still, Everest excelled and he seemed to be hurling toward stardom. That is until he was introduced to the local party scene. Things were going well until his cousin Michael lead him to his downfall: cocaine. Michaels long time supplier Philippe showed up to the wrap party of Everests third theatre project with a backpack full of dead Chinchillas, each stuffed with small packets of cocaine. Everest has a soft spot for small fuzzy creatures and believed that snorting the cocaine was a way to ensure the Chinchillas didnt die in vain. Once addicted, it was all down hill for Everest. He quickly and quietly faded away. In an effort to help reignite his career and mostly out of guilt, Michael has brought Everest on to Rodneys current project. Overall, Everest Billirubin does have a deep integrity for artistic work. Meaning, he may HATE the artist but by his own artistic nature he sincerely appreciates the work.