That Guy ... Who Was in That Thing 1 Page #3
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Hollywood any way as an actor,
but it--I think you're very
lucky if you get a chance to
characters every time.
If you look at the range of
roles I've played from,
"Elvira:
Mistress of the dark,"you know, to "Babylon 5.
That's where we're luckier than
the stars.
I've gone from weirdo,
freako psychotics to sensitive
dads.
After "longtime companion," I
had sensitive parts with dying
everybody for a while.
Now, it's evil wasps.
I'm constantly being cast as
very confident, you know,
businessman types.
I do get a little tired of it.
I'm excited to play somebody
like--well, more like me.
You know, jeans and, you know,
attitude, earrings all three of
the holes.
I've lost work because of this.
"We need the attorney
who's gonna lose the case."
"Yeah, well, Bob joy,
he'll be a good choice."
Or "we need the axe murderer
who's gonna, you know--you know,
kill the little girl."
"Oh, that would be Bob joy,
right?"
You get typecast from the
next five years, which is great.
You know, it's nice to have an
identity as long as you can
keep changing it.
I had to quit playing bad
guys for a while because I had
once, "well, let's face it.
You'll never play the nice guy
next door."
And I go, "what do you mean?
I am the nice guy next door.
Go talk to all the old ladies
down the block and ask them who
the nice guy next door is, and
I guarantee they'll all say
it's me."
I was afraid to come to
Hollywood initially because
I said, "well, I'm going to get
typecast.
I'm gonna be, you know,
the bad guy or--"
[laughs]
"You know, the--the athlete."
I'm happy to say that I haven't
been typecast.
being typecast, and that's not
cast.
I've lived my life for that,
I can't wait to be a type,
where people pick the phone up
and go, "that's who I want.
That's the guy we want."
I don't quite understand
people who want to play nice
guys all the time.
I think, "isn't that just
skating on the surface?"
That's so cliche.
Yeah, I play a lot of nasty
characters.
It's what I get cast to do.
I kind--I kind of look like
an a**hole, so I get cast
as a**hole characters.
same kind of negative attitude,
getting pissed off at people
and stuff.
Yeah, I call it character
hangover.
I don't like having to go into
the--this horrible kind of
psyche of a guy like that.
He's a horrible person.
You know, if I got to play
one more nice guy, I'm gonna
cut my head off.
I got an inner demon, a
pathological nut inside me just
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