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Not me. But my grandson played a minor supporting role in the movie Dear Eleanor, which was filmed in 2015 and released in 2016. He played a minor character but he did have a few lines. He played Jack and he just received another check for residuals.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2927212/

KC

Nothing wrong with receiving residuals and royalties. Found money.

L.W.

Not an actor but have worked behind the camera. Set electrician, grip, props and set deco. Do live theater now as a theater tech " stagehand" and hope to retire in 2 years.

You got it backwards. Chuck Norris wishes he was Kaywoodie!

My family was once featured in a PBS special about Kentucky back in the 1980,s.. A film crew out of New York spent about 3 days here doing the filming. They wanted to film me planting my tobacco crop, but the plants weren't ready so they settled to film me planting corn. It was actually quite any experience, and I have to give credit to my wife for them selecting us. She was postmaster at the small local office, when the TV crew stopped off to mail something, and she charmed them into doing their filming here. On something of a side note, the narration was done by Hal Holbrook. Of course, I never met him, as he was not "on location". When the show was first broadcast on TV, a local woman known to be very society conscious, came up to me and started telling me about how big a Holbrook fan she was, and how she was so envious that I'd got to work with him. I couldn't resist the temptation, and told her that old Hal was sure was a hoot to be around and work with, and that the next time I talked to him, I'd be sure and tell him that she was a huge fan.

I dabbled in it off and on for about 10 years or so. Movies, commercials, modeling, even had a small wild west show where I did trick shooting off my horse.

Met lots of interesting people.

Then had a few years of hosting hunting shows that came to film predator hunting with me.

I don't really miss any of that. Grateful for the experiences, and wouldn't trade that, but much prefer the peace and quiet I have now.

He's so fast, his GPS can only tell him where he was, yesterday.

Sounds like Kaywoodie and Paladin after a few drinks. I laughed so hard one night at Ed to many letters place, that my ribs hurt the next day. I too liked John Laroquette in night court. Those 30 minute comedies, of all types use to be my favorite things to watch. Lived most of my life in motel rooms with a remote in my hand going around and around the channels looking for something that I wanted to watch. miles

My son did a little acting when he lived with us for a few months after he got his degree at UNT. Here is a couple shots of him from "The Free State of Jones". He got a great full time job in the industry and lives in Texas.

One of my nieces has been in several movies, in the last 10 yrs or so. She decided to go to acting school, but that didn't last long. Now she's going to nursing school.

A priest once tried to bless Kaywoodie, but the priest's arm broke spontaneously.

Because nobody crosses Kaywoodie...

Yeah, whatever. 'Thrillseekers' had me on back in the '70's.




Brother and neighbors were extras in 'Centennial'. And my most handsome phizog gets put on the news as a weatherwatcher about once a week.... The local weatherbabe LOVES me,and can't resist playing with my titty. More than tinman or 'slave. And there is reason.....

Did you hear?

Chuck Norris bit Kaywoodie..........3 days later Chuckie died.

Kaywoodie, dogzapper, et al, very interesting stuff!

Don is my new hero hands down. I ain't never had a weather babe play with my tittie like that!

(Although I did have one call me a boob onetime).

I saw Roy Rogers in 1959

This is one funny and interesting thread.

I was an extra in a couple of movies back when. They might have been talkies.

Few pics of the old days.

Wild West.



I would line up some guys, then run by on my horse and shoot a balloon they had between their knees.

Some movie scene stills.