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"Whatever Lola Wants"

Popular local entertainer Raiford Starke, left, who plays an itinerant blues jazz muscician, Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe owner Joanie Griffin, and 'Lola' director Tommy Demos by the front porch steps.

Photo by JENINE C. OUILLETTE

Popular local entertainer Raiford Starke, left, who plays an itinerant blues jazz muscician, Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe owner Joanie Griffin, and "Lola" director Tommy Demos by the front porch steps.

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  • 'Whatever Lola Wants' stars John McClothian and Juliana Harkavy, strike a classic Hollywood stars pose while taking a break on Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe's side porch.
  • Popular local entertainer Raiford Starke, left, who plays an itinerant blues jazz muscician, Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe owner Joanie Griffin, and 'Lola' director Tommy Demos by the front porch steps.
  • 'Whatever Lola Wants' film location aka Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe dining room.
  • 'Whatever Lola Wants' director Tommy Demos, left, relates directions for actress Juliana Harkavy (Lola) for the handwashing scene in the cafe's bathroom.
  • 'Whatever Lola Wants' stand-in Wes Warner (for cook actor Ken Clements) provides a mock pose of the fatally shot cook in the doorway to Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe kitchen.
  • 'Whatever Lola Wants' outdoor film location shot of the pick-up truck parked in front of Joanie's Blue Crab Cafe.

A small group of University of Miami graduate students converged on the restaurant to use it as a set to film a school project called “Whatever Lola Wants.” The film will be shown at a later date during the University of Miami 2010 Student Film Festival held on campus in Coral Gables.

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