I interviewed him (twice) recently for my forthcoming podcast exploring what went wrong with Dance of the Vampires. He was an unexpectedly charming guy who gave the impression his shtick in the Post and on Theatre Talk was somewhat of an act he loved living up to. (He put it in no uncertain terms, paraphrasing of course, that he saw the money in writing was in the vitriol and the gossip, so why not be Addison DeWitt.)
Don't get me wrong, it was still abundantly clear personality-wise why David Leveaux would take him to fist city in a bar; it was all I could do not to ask the guy who was a Young Republican at 12 if he felt at all vindicated by the TV success of Family Ties. But it was a more or less pleasant experience, regardless.
Formerly gvendo2005
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