CBGB, 1995. Photo by Paul Eng. A few years out of the Marines. Playing guitar in a punk band in New York City. Didn’t have much, but I had six strings, some duct tape, and something to prove. This wasn’t about fame. It was about noise with meaning. A way to show people the

VERTICAL trailer for THE MILITIA! World Premiere as part of Dances with Films at the Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, June 25th.

For those who have yet to watch the ten-minute award-winning short film FATHERS AND SONS: A TERMINAL LIST STORY, today, Father’s Day, would certainly be a fitting time to do so. Type FATHERS AND SONS: A TERMINAL LIST STORY into the YouTube search bar and it will come up. I

I joined the crazy kids on @TikTok. Here’s my first effort. Follow for more. ———— Gene Hackman was one of the all-time greats. A fellow Marine. A Meisner man. A truth-teller in every role. Whether he wore a cowboy hat, a Navy cap, or a pork pie lid— you believed him. Because he

🎬 The Militia premieres this Wednesday at the legendary Chinese Theater in Hollywood. I play Lee Pierce—a father fighting for freedom, family, and everything he believes in. But when the next generation takes it too far… things spiral fast. Proud to be part of this powerful,

There was a time when action heroes were basically superheroes. Then Die Hard came along… and changed everything. If you know, you know. And if you don’t—well, maybe this will explain why Die Hard still hits so hard. Let’s talk about it.👇 #DieHard #JohnMcClane #BruceWillis

Thanks, bro. Lots more to come.

There’s a show on Amazon Prime that quietly became one of my all-time favorites. It’s dark. It’s funny. It’s beautifully shot and totally unclassifiable. If you’ve seen Patriot, you already know. If you haven’t—this might be your new obsession. 🎸🕵️‍♂️🇺🇸 #PatriotTV #MichaelDorman

A review of my new film. The Militia – Emerging Gangsters newsblaze.com/entertainment/… via @NewsBlaze News

We all have that early moment, the one that sparks something. You might not even realize it at the time. For me, it was a weird mix of attention, laughter, and trying to be funny before I even knew what funny was. That moment stuck. And it steered everything that came after.

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Can’t wait! Let’s go!

In the 90s, I was playing guitar in a band in New York City, hoping for our big break. Then That Thing You Do came along—and it felt like it was made for guys like me. The energy. The heartbreak. The little victories. I related to all of it. I always said it was The Breakfast

🎬 This Independence Day, I’m celebrating more than just our nation’s freedom, I’m celebrating the freedom to create. No studio. No gatekeepers. Just passion and purpose. If you’ve got a story to tell… don’t wait. Make it.

I don’t know when it happened but dry cleaning has gotten so expensive, it’s almost cheaper to just buy new shirts. Just me?

Thank you, Mary!❤️

Got to work with Jon Tenney on True Detective a while back. Great actor. Even better guy. One day on set, I asked him about one of my all-time favorite films: Tombstone. He shared a behind-the-scenes detail about his role as Sheriff Behan that I’ve never forgotten. It wasn’t a

“Last Out: Elegy of a Green Beret” — performed live for two unforgettable nights at the Tally Ho Theater in Leesburg, VA. 🇺🇸 This is not just a play. It is a mission. Written by retired Green Beret LTC Scott Mann and directed by Jason Cannon, Last Out tells the story of Master

Early in my career, I felt stuck. I was working… but not really moving. Then I asked Joe Mantegna a simple question during a veterans event. His answer hit harder than I expected—and it changed the way I approach this business. If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s time to

Before we had CGI superheroes and cinematic universes, we had one guy. Star Wars. Raiders of the Lost Ark. Blade Runner. Three blockbusters. Three iconic roles. One reluctant hero who defined a generation. GenX knows.