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  • Timothy V. Murphy - Beatdown at The Huntley

    Today we sit down with the coolest actor to ever hail from Ireland.

    TIMOTHY V. MUPRHY has been workin in film and TV for the better part of 25 years.

    Murphy is known for his roles as Galaan in the FX hit, Sons of Anarchy and Ian Doyle in Criminal Minds. Murphy is known for the films; Disney's Lone Ranger opposite Johnny Depp; Appaloosa starring and directed by Ed Harris; Jorma Taccone's comedy Macgruber opposite Val Kilmer; National Treasure: Book of Secrets with Nicolas Cage and Ed Harris and the Indies Not That Funny opposite Tony Hale. As well as Jason Momoa's directorial debut Road to Paloma and Looms by the Funk Brothers. A lifetime member of the Actors Studio, Murphy is an award winning stage actor and was nominated for Best Actor in Martin McDonagh's The Beauty Queen of Leenane. Other awards have included best ensemble for The Lost Plays of Tennessee Williams and best revival for the Brecht Musical, Happy End.

    Today Murph sits down with us and talks about how to claim your power in a supporting role, what he thinks of critics and how he inadvertanly knocked the cheek plants out of a bully years ago. I was there. Twas magical!!

    This is a fun one. Hope you'll listen. If you like please like and subscribe.

    59 min
  • Steven Ogg - Forced Buddhism

    Today we enter into the mind of Steven Ogg. Steven Is a Canadian born actor whose work in Film and TV is always compelling and never forgetable.

    Steven takes us on journey inside his crazy, artist brain. He talks about growing up in Canada, a life obsessed with art and making his way in the United States to be one of the most compelling charactor actors working today.

    Ogg speaks about "Forced Buddhism" as a way of living life. He talks about manifesting work and how he best is yet to come. Please join us in our very first episode of "Love That Guy"

    1 hr 1 min

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We are the show that celebrates the journeymen actors. The ones that we see on film and t.v. that make us say "Hey... Love That Guy"