I'm A Character Actor, So I Don't

In The '70s, Everybody Was Doing Drugs, So Long As You Showed Up And Did Your Work, They'd Use You Until You Died.

My Whole Deal When I Do Accents Or Dialects Is I Gotta Fool The Locals. If I Fool The Locals Then I've Done My Job.

I Was A Different Kind Of Kid, Oversensitive And All That.

Westerns Was Why I Got Into The Business. I Grew Up On A Small Farm In California And All I Ever Wanted To Do Was To Play Gangsters And Cowboys In Movies.

I Prayed To God For Help And I Put Myself In A Recovery House Called Studio 12. It Was For People In The Business And You Didn't Have To Have Any Money To Go, Which Was Good Because I Was Broke.