Speaker 1: It's nine OGE.
Speaker 2: With Jenny Garth and Tory spelling. Okay, everybody today on OMG,
Speaker 2: we have a very.
Speaker 3: But crowds exploding was so guessed.
Speaker 1: Spesual guest today on the pod tour since he was your.
Speaker 3: Lover were Randy.
Speaker 4: Hi.
Speaker 3: Hi.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, you guys look so beautiful. It's like
Speaker 4: it hasn't even changed. You guys looked the same as
Speaker 4: that in the nineties.
Speaker 3: In the nineties. Oh my gosh, is beautiful too. You
Speaker 3: are saying that about a boy.
Speaker 1: You haven't seen either of us since the nineties.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen either of you since the night I
Speaker 4: don't think.
Speaker 3: I think we we've run into each other at events,
Speaker 3: but it was not long after the nineties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not long at the nice quite a few years.
Speaker 3: Starship Trooper days.
Speaker 4: That's nineteen ninety seven, so there is.
Speaker 3: Still the nineties.
Speaker 4: Yeah, still, So we haven't seen each other the nineties. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I think I think I almost saw well. I think
Speaker 4: I ran into you once Torri and in maybe the
Speaker 4: early two thousands, but it was just briefly, and I
Speaker 4: think you were going through something and I was going something,
Speaker 4: so like crossing like that, and I think I saw
Speaker 4: you too. I just it's been so long though it's
Speaker 4: been it's been one hundred years.
Speaker 3: Oh my love interest, Griffin Stone, Oh my gosh, this
Speaker 3: was like Donna's first, like big love interest, like that
Speaker 3: wasn't a main character.
Speaker 4: Yeah, then you got you you you left me for
Speaker 4: the Ray Pruet guy right after that. I know I'm
Speaker 4: kind of a pumpkin headude or or something like that.
Speaker 4: I think that was the line.
Speaker 3: You know what, in hindsight thirty something years later, I
Speaker 3: think I got that one wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah maybe, Yeah, you guys are very You were committed
Speaker 1: to the whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you were still on the very pruit train until
Speaker 2: we washed it back. And now she has a respect.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because he know too late. So Griffin and Donna, Well,
Speaker 3: if we ever do something else, you.
Speaker 4: Never know, I would love that. That would be amazing.
Speaker 4: I wanted to tell you. I wanted to get this
Speaker 4: off right away. Your father, Uh was so good to me.
Speaker 4: He was such a good man to me, and he
Speaker 4: always believed in me. He come over here and he
Speaker 4: would he just give me a hug, and he pulled
Speaker 4: me over and he he then put me on a
Speaker 4: series afterwards, Titans. He just he always was thinking about me.
Speaker 4: So you're your your father. I mean, of course you
Speaker 4: guys were wonderful, and and and and Jason and Luke
Speaker 4: were wonderful, but your your dad was something special to me.
Speaker 4: So I just want you to know that I never
Speaker 4: have never forgotten him, or his kindness, or his uh
Speaker 4: his belief in me and uh and and I just
Speaker 4: was always had much gratitude. And I've never gotten the
Speaker 4: chance to tell you how I was sorry about his
Speaker 4: passing because he meant a lot to me. So I
Speaker 4: just wanted to Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well he cared about you a lot too, and did
Speaker 3: believe in you. He thought you were so talented. Obviously
Speaker 3: you are very talented. He knows how to pick him, right,
Speaker 3: he went on, I mean, look at your career, like, okay,
Speaker 3: so how.
Speaker 4: Did it go?
Speaker 3: So you were on NINEO tourrent, you were on One
Speaker 3: Life to Live first, right, Yes.
Speaker 4: It was One Life to Live for a little bit.
Speaker 4: And then I got when I came back out, I
Speaker 4: got on nine on two. Oh, I had those those
Speaker 4: I think it was supposed to be seven episodes. I
Speaker 4: think we shot five. I think I shot five, And
Speaker 4: what happened to.
Speaker 3: Was kind of the seven Prime Time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was one. It was, Yeah, it was. I
Speaker 4: had had a show that competed with you. I know
Speaker 4: what was it called. It was called Freshman Dorm. I
Speaker 4: remember that show briefly. Yeah, I came on and uh,
Speaker 4: I think I might have done that. I don't know
Speaker 4: if that was afterwards, I can't know. That was in
Speaker 4: nineteen ninety three, so that was before that was That
Speaker 4: was before I was it was competing with Melrose Place
Speaker 4: or something like that, or they thought they were going to.
Speaker 4: But Steve Tish produced that. It had Robin Lively in
Speaker 4: it and right and Matthew Fox and you know it
Speaker 4: was and I played a surfer in that, and it
Speaker 4: was before this guy from Jersey playing a surfer. So
Speaker 4: it was kind of funny.
Speaker 2: So tell us how it happened for you, how you
Speaker 2: got the role on.
Speaker 4: You remember, well, I just remember going to the offices
Speaker 4: out which later we did shoot. We shot Titans at
Speaker 4: the same place we shot nine O two and oh.
Speaker 4: So when I was on.
Speaker 3: Titans, wait, really in the same warehouse.
Speaker 4: Same warehouse out in the valley. So what yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 4: how long were you there?
Speaker 1: How many years were you stuck in that warehouse?
Speaker 4: I only only one season. We got canned right away.
Speaker 3: We were there for were you were you locked into
Speaker 3: the warehouse. I'm just as a friend.
Speaker 4: I basically didn't want to go out. I was boarding
Speaker 4: myself in you know, the you know, I was trying
Speaker 4: to you know, everything was it was just similar. It
Speaker 4: was just a similar place and and it just reminded
Speaker 4: me of that. But it was the same casting office
Speaker 4: and everything that we had. So I had to go
Speaker 4: in an audition for that, and uh uh yeah, I was.
Speaker 4: I was so excited when I gotten on or too,
Speaker 4: because I uh had I auditioned for the other I
Speaker 4: don't think I auditioned for the other roles. I don't
Speaker 4: think I auditioned for the lead roles in that, but
Speaker 4: I had always gone.
Speaker 3: I don't think Brandon you would have been like a Brandon, right.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: I think was seen more as like a surfer back
Speaker 4: then or something like that. You know. It was so
Speaker 4: funny because the first two roles I got when I
Speaker 4: went to Hollywood were a lifeguard and a surfer.
Speaker 3: I'm literally from early Dylan.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I went to a military school, to an
Speaker 4: all guy military school. I grew up in Jersey, so
Speaker 4: I grew up, you know, shooting and uh fighting and
Speaker 4: doing all this other stuff. And then I I got
Speaker 4: out to Hollywood and like, you co'd only play a
Speaker 4: surfer and a lifeguard. And I'm like, this guy from
Speaker 4: Jersey can only be a surfer? What the hell you're
Speaker 4: talking about?
Speaker 3: And then you know you in an accent.
Speaker 4: I did. Yeah, I used to talk like this. This
Speaker 4: is how I talk. I'm from Jersey.
Speaker 1: I'm okay.
Speaker 2: Can you keep talking like that please for the rest
Speaker 2: of the interview.
Speaker 4: I could totally talk like this for the rest of
Speaker 4: that you were interview. I actually grew up.
Speaker 3: I remember having a crush on you. Now it just
Speaker 3: all went away, Okay, keep going, keep going.
Speaker 1: Well, I actually, so you're saying you don't like guys
Speaker 1: from Jersey.
Speaker 3: No, you just said it.
Speaker 4: You just said you said you crush on me.
Speaker 3: But I'm totally about you. No, No, you're studying The
Speaker 3: stage is very funny, very good. So you could have
Speaker 3: gone into the military or go to Hollywood. Wait, so
Speaker 3: vastly different.
Speaker 1: Yes, I yea.
Speaker 2: How do you make that choice?
Speaker 4: I I grew up in the military family. I feel
Speaker 4: very lucky. My dad was a Navy pilot. Both educator.
Speaker 4: So I didn't really have a jersey accident except for
Speaker 4: if I was with my friends. But I wasn't really
Speaker 4: allowed to have it at home. It's not that I
Speaker 4: wasn't allowed to have it, but my dad was like
Speaker 4: talk proper. So yeah, so I grew up. You know,
Speaker 4: they're the reason why. So I grew grew up thinking
Speaker 4: I was going to go in the military, went to
Speaker 4: an all guy military school by choice, graduated operations officer.
Speaker 4: I was third in command. I was in charge of
Speaker 4: putting everybody to bed, wake them up. I had had
Speaker 4: the most responsible abilities at that time. At that age,
Speaker 4: I even had the key to the armory.
Speaker 2: All you were important, am I.
Speaker 4: I don't know why they did that, but you know
Speaker 4: there was a lot of checks and balances that they
Speaker 4: had for that, so that I couldn't just get in.
Speaker 4: But uh, I thought, I just uh. I went to
Speaker 4: Then I went to Florida State, and I was going
Speaker 4: to take a year off going to achool. They had
Speaker 4: three girls every guy. For a little bit. I'm thinking
Speaker 4: I was going to have more fun because I'd gone
Speaker 4: an all guy in military school by choice. And then
Speaker 4: I thought. Then I got started taking theater, but my
Speaker 4: parents had introduced me. My parents are both educators of
Speaker 4: both teachers, and my mom's a nurse. And then my
Speaker 4: grandfather's marine World War One and he also did vaudeville.
Speaker 4: So they introduced me to Broadway and off Broadway, and I,
Speaker 4: you know, in literature, so I read a lot, and
Speaker 4: I just grew up, you know, enjoying seeing movies and
Speaker 4: stuff like that. I got hooked at an early age,
Speaker 4: and I think I just went out to Hollywood to
Speaker 4: just see what it would be like. And that was
Speaker 4: thirty six years ago.
Speaker 2: So how old were you when you went to Hollywood
Speaker 2: for the first time.
Speaker 4: I was nineteen.
Speaker 2: How long before you booked your first job?
Speaker 4: Well, they said I was an overnight hit in nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety seven when I got Starship Troopers when it came out.
Speaker 4: But I got there September twelfth, nineteen eighty nine, and
Speaker 4: I worked on nine two and oh, and I'd worked
Speaker 4: on One Life to Live and I'd worked on that
Speaker 4: Freshman Dorm series and a Dangerous Women's series and all
Speaker 4: these other different shows and movies. But they said I
Speaker 4: was an overnight success because they that's just what they.
Speaker 3: Do, you know, they like to we always like to
Speaker 3: take credit for you.
Speaker 4: By the way, I love the you guys in a
Speaker 4: way you basically did. I mean, you got the biggest
Speaker 4: deal to be on nine O two one oh was
Speaker 4: one of the hugest deals. And you know, I don't
Speaker 4: know if I'm sure you guys might have heard this,
Speaker 4: but everybody always says to me, they used to say, oh,
Speaker 4: nine O two one oho in space because it was
Speaker 4: me and Diana Meyer who were on nine or two, right,
Speaker 4: Denise Richards and uh Patrick Patrick muldoon who were on
Speaker 4: nine O two and oh, so we had we had
Speaker 4: a We had a lot of people on there that
Speaker 4: were so they called us. I used to say nine
Speaker 4: O two one oh in space. So I even had
Speaker 4: it then, which was cool. I loved it. I was like,
Speaker 4: you know, you know, and I had nothing. You know,
Speaker 4: people would say, you know, they'd ask me about and
Speaker 4: I was like, yes, you know, mister Spelling he'd cast
Speaker 4: me in that, and I believe he took a chance.
Speaker 4: I mean I always appreciated that.
Speaker 2: So O, hey, you're giving me drill sergeant energy right now.
Speaker 2: I don't know, do you feel it to her? I
Speaker 2: feel like you are.
Speaker 1: You do you have kids?
Speaker 4: My kids are all grown.
Speaker 2: Were you like a strict dad, like a like when.
Speaker 1: You were in high school at your school, like did
Speaker 1: you use your military training too?
Speaker 4: I made my kids do uh squats and push ups
Speaker 4: and oh no, but you do you know why when
Speaker 4: they were arguing I'm getting yeah, I'm not kidding. When
Speaker 4: they would beat each other up, I would go, okay,
Speaker 4: ten squats and they would sit there and they'd be like,
Speaker 4: and then ten ten jumping jacks and they start doing
Speaker 4: and then they start laughing because they get them in
Speaker 4: their body and out of their head, and then they
Speaker 4: start being and then they would laugh and like, dad,
Speaker 4: you're so silly and they go off. Didn't never hit
Speaker 4: my kids, never spank my kids never did anything like that.
Speaker 4: But you know, ten pushs, you give me ten push ups.
Speaker 4: You guys are fighting right now.
Speaker 1: You pulled her or I feel like you need to
Speaker 1: try this.
Speaker 3: I feel like my kids would be like, are you
Speaker 3: kidding me?
Speaker 4: I would last, well, I don't know, I just get
Speaker 4: I think that sometimes when we get you know, it's
Speaker 4: also like go play outside like what we did when
Speaker 4: we were kids. You know, the kids nowadays all they
Speaker 4: are their things, so they don't have the same. You know,
Speaker 4: when you get outside and you start doing that kind
Speaker 4: of stuff it and you get do physical activity, it
Speaker 4: gets you out of being in the depressions part of you,
Speaker 4: or that anger and in your head. So I felt
Speaker 4: like I never did it to be cruel. I wasn't
Speaker 4: like I was some military sergeant, like I was like, hey,
Speaker 4: you've got over here. But I would go, okay, that's
Speaker 4: them push ups and I would do them with them.
Speaker 4: So I didn't mind doing it with it. So I'd
Speaker 4: sit down, I do the push ups with them, sit
Speaker 4: ups with them, whatever it was. And if they kept arguing, okay,
Speaker 4: let's go do some more, or we go outside for
Speaker 4: a run, or we go jump in the pool. So
Speaker 4: I mean, well, I have one daughter who I mean,
Speaker 4: they're all twenty to thirty, but I have one daughter
Speaker 4: who is twenty seven who she was wandering Starship Troopers
Speaker 4: and she is now on Strangers. She was on Stranger
Speaker 4: Things last season. You guys see Stranger Things.
Speaker 1: She didn't watch the last season, so she.
Speaker 4: Was Chrissy and Chrissy wake up that the cheerleader. And
Speaker 4: so she is. I'm more famous now for being her
Speaker 4: dad than cool. It is the coolest thing. You know.
Speaker 4: People come up to.
Speaker 1: Like, do you get recognized from Nina two?
Speaker 4: And Oh, I do? I do. I get I'm gonna
Speaker 4: say it like this. I get that, Oh, you're the
Speaker 4: guy that burnt the house the lesbians were.
Speaker 3: In, and I was like, we're not on that episode yet.
Speaker 3: Spoiler alert, Oh spoiler.
Speaker 1: There's lesbians in a burning house. I know I was
Speaker 1: on burning house.
Speaker 4: Well you were, well, there was the long girl was
Speaker 4: but I had happened there was one girl. That's what
Speaker 4: she said to me. She said that, you know, and
Speaker 4: my wife's pan saxual, so I'm you know, she she's
Speaker 4: she dated girls and I just married me and my
Speaker 4: daughter's pant circles. She liked girls and boys. So I'm
Speaker 4: all in the family. I'm all support of it, of it,
Speaker 4: so I when I have to, I have to say that,
Speaker 4: I always have a disclaimer because it's like, I am
Speaker 4: not that guy. It was the way it was written.
Speaker 4: I would never do that for any woman, So I
Speaker 4: just go lesbian strange call in supporting the women. So,
Speaker 4: but that's crazy.
Speaker 1: People still recognize you for nine to two and No,
Speaker 1: and I'm sure you get recognized for Starship trooper.
Speaker 4: That's the one I get recognized the most for as well,
Speaker 4: was until Chrissy, until Gracie. Gracie was called Christ. That
Speaker 4: a stranger thing because like, the dads will come up
Speaker 4: to me at the cons and they'll go, you don't
Speaker 4: even know who this guy is, right, And the girls
Speaker 4: will be like, no, the thirteen fourteen, sixteen year old girls,
Speaker 4: and then he goes, that's Chrissy's dad, and the girls
Speaker 4: will start crying, and then they want to take a
Speaker 4: picture with me. They could care less before their dads
Speaker 4: say that or the mom say it.
Speaker 1: But now, oh my gosh, I feel like I definitely
Speaker 1: saw that now now that you're thinking, told said Chrissy
Speaker 1: the cheerleader.
Speaker 4: She's the guitarist that plays, you know. He he he plays,
Speaker 4: and he had the long to the great better actor
Speaker 4: than I ever was. So that's how it works.
Speaker 1: Like we pass it down to our kids and they
Speaker 1: are better at whatever we were good at.
Speaker 2: I think that's how it's supposed to be, if we're
Speaker 2: doing our jobs.
Speaker 4: You're the only one of my kids is an actor,
Speaker 4: and she really gets She used to. She used to
Speaker 4: come and sit and set and watch. So when I
Speaker 4: was Tarzan, and she was. She was there when I
Speaker 4: was in Sleepy Hollow with Johnny Depp. She'd be in
Speaker 4: the background. She was always quiet, but always watching. She
Speaker 4: reads a lot. All my kids read because it's just
Speaker 4: something that that I got held back in first grade
Speaker 4: because I couldn't read because I'm severely dyslexic. But I
Speaker 4: uh I, So it's always a challenge for me. So
Speaker 4: in the beginning of my acting it was more difficult
Speaker 4: for me. Now it's it's become a superpower. I can
Speaker 4: memorize like that and and it's become sometimes extremely good
Speaker 4: at But when I was younger, it was it was
Speaker 4: more difficult for me. And of course being to Slexea
Speaker 4: choose acting, which is probably one of the most confusing
Speaker 4: things for it. But it actually worked out really well
Speaker 4: for me for that part.
Speaker 3: Okay, can we talk about you and me now?
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely.
Speaker 1: I want to ask you about Tarzan. I just want
Speaker 1: to know about he.
Speaker 3: Did play Tarzan a lot Tarzan by allegedly just.
Speaker 1: You just slipped in the word Tarzan and I was like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, I forgot all about that.
Speaker 4: Right was twenty of Tarzan? It was uh books. When
Speaker 4: I was a kid, so when I got there when
Speaker 4: they called me.
Speaker 3: Was so cool as a guy to be like what,
Speaker 3: I go, I'm not.
Speaker 4: Tall enough to be him. I'm only you know, I'm
Speaker 4: only five nine and a half. And they're like, they're like,
Speaker 4: and I'll go and that's a legit, five nine and
Speaker 4: a half. I'm not one of those guys that says
Speaker 4: I'm five nine and a half.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I love as an actor. You just
Speaker 3: said five nine and.
Speaker 4: A half and a half. You know what it is
Speaker 4: because there's a lot I throw it in. Well, the
Speaker 4: guys come up to me to go, hey, you're about
Speaker 4: my height and they they they're looking up at me
Speaker 4: and they go, You'reboddy five eleven like me, And I'm like, no,
Speaker 4: I'm only five nine and a half. I'm looking down
Speaker 4: at these actors and I'm barefoot and I'm looking down
Speaker 4: at them. I'm like, mm, so I'm honest when it
Speaker 4: comes to that apple boxes, whatever the apple.
Speaker 1: Get back to Donna. Back to Donna. So everybody knows
Speaker 1: that you were obviously Donna's love interest. I was you
Speaker 1: were the guy at the frat. First of all, you
Speaker 1: were you didn't were you in a frat when you
Speaker 1: were in college.
Speaker 4: No, yes, I was. I was.
Speaker 1: Is it was it similar at all to the cake house?
Speaker 4: You know, those were back in my drinking days, so
Speaker 4: I think it might have been a little similar. But uh,
Speaker 4: she remember, I don't when I was. I'm I'm almost
Speaker 4: thirty years sober. I'm twenty nine and a half years sober,
Speaker 4: so I haven't had a drink twenty nine, thank you.
Speaker 4: But I just uh uh yeah, around nine too, and
Speaker 4: I was getting sober.
Speaker 3: You were sober when we met.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was. I was sober when you. Yeah, I
Speaker 4: was scared.
Speaker 3: Just this took so much like balls for me to
Speaker 3: be like, let's talk about you and me, And then
Speaker 3: Jen skipped to the characters.
Speaker 1: Well, sorry, I would make it would.
Speaker 3: Be like I'm sure girls and boys always see things
Speaker 3: differently as Brian Austin Green, but as the kids would say,
Speaker 3: now behind the scenes, like we were talking a bit, Yeah, okay, you.
Speaker 4: Were good friends. We were you know, like I said,
Speaker 4: I was going through a divorce, so I was confused
Speaker 4: at that point in time, but we were definitely talking
Speaker 4: a lot. We were. I thought you, I thought of
Speaker 4: he was a really good friend and and somebody that
Speaker 4: I mean, I liked you. I liked you a lot.
Speaker 3: I liked you, you know, like what Brian said, A
Speaker 3: really good friend. Damn, I can't get it right here.
Speaker 1: Well, no, but you guys have.
Speaker 3: Things we were like learning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, definitely.
Speaker 3: But you also helped me. Yes, you were going through
Speaker 3: a divorce, and I would like to say we were
Speaker 3: for a short time there for each other because I
Speaker 3: was going through a really hard relationship too, that you
Speaker 3: actually were there for me and I had a very
Speaker 3: abusive boyfriend and you were gave it a lot of
Speaker 3: advice and you were such a gentleman and worried about me.
Speaker 3: And I just remember that and it meant a lot
Speaker 3: to me. And you and I and Kathleen hung out
Speaker 3: a lot.
Speaker 4: Yes, Kathleen, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so it was. You were always very good to me.
Speaker 3: So thank you.
Speaker 4: Well, I thank you too. I wish I could have
Speaker 4: even been a better friend at that time. But you know,
Speaker 4: when you have a kid and you're going through yeah,
Speaker 4: you know how it messes with your head so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were going through two totally different things. You
Speaker 3: were already here, you know, wife kid, and I was
Speaker 3: like first boyfriend that was verbally you know, it's just
Speaker 3: not aligned.
Speaker 4: But what it was, I mean, we were very supportive
Speaker 4: for each other. You were really awesome. I mean, you know,
Speaker 4: you know if you know, I just I know that
Speaker 4: I was in the headspace. It was like, I felt
Speaker 4: like such a failure when when you have a marriage
Speaker 4: and you're you're losing that and you're like trying to
Speaker 4: and like it wasn't it was already not going to
Speaker 4: work out at that point in time. We were already
Speaker 4: we were already awash. But I was like, I was
Speaker 4: so messed up about that because I had taken those vows,
Speaker 4: I had done all that, and I had really I thought,
Speaker 4: but you know, we were just young, and I was
Speaker 4: too hard on myself at the time. When we when
Speaker 4: we make these mistakes and we're young, you know, it's
Speaker 4: not her faults, not my fault. It's just we were
Speaker 4: young and that's the mistakes. But we had we got
Speaker 4: two beautiful kids out of it, So I'm grateful for that.
Speaker 3: Our journeys all happened for a reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they do, they do. They're they're crazy and wow,
Speaker 4: but it's I mean, it's amazing to see you guys,
Speaker 4: and I'm so happy. No, I was like, when I
Speaker 4: got the call for this, my wife's like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: you have to do it. She loved by the way.
Speaker 4: She loved you guys, and she loved she probably had
Speaker 4: questions on you guys more than she would have on me.
Speaker 4: So so.
Speaker 3: So learn.
Speaker 1: How did you How did you meet your wife?
Speaker 4: Well? I had done a movie with her two years
Speaker 4: before I got a divorce, but I didn't have any
Speaker 4: scenes with her. She had scenes with my ex wife.
Speaker 4: And I was asked to promote the movie. And the
Speaker 4: producer called me up, Roger Corman, and he goes, Hey,
Speaker 4: would you and your wife promote the movie? I hear
Speaker 4: you're down at San Diego Comic Con. It's going to
Speaker 4: be on Sci Fi Channel And I go, Roger, I'm
Speaker 4: getting a divorce. My ex wife is in Mexico with
Speaker 4: her boyfriend, so you'll have to call her to ask her.
Speaker 4: But yes, I'll promote. He goes, oh, I'm sorry to
Speaker 4: hear that. Would you say hello to the other actor?
Speaker 4: And I went, I met her and the day I
Speaker 4: met her, she was best as wonder Woman because she
Speaker 4: she does, she goes, she does charity events as wonder Woman.
Speaker 4: She also is a comedian and she'd been on Jimmy
Speaker 4: Kimmelive thirty eight times as Wonder Woman. She was also
Speaker 4: the reference model for Wonder Woman for Warner Brothers with
Speaker 4: Actually you go in at Warner Brothers and they draw
Speaker 4: her in costumes as Wonder Woman. She's just but she's
Speaker 4: a beautiful. She goes to the Make a Wish Foundation
Speaker 4: like once a month for the kids that want to
Speaker 4: meet Wonder Woman when they're sick and stuff. She's really
Speaker 4: just an amazing woman. Yeah, thank you. I met her
Speaker 4: and I was I was not. I hadn't dated anybody.
Speaker 4: It'd been two years this time, so when my ex
Speaker 4: wife and I were going through divorce, I just focused
Speaker 4: on my work. I thought, I'm never getting married again.
Speaker 4: That's my second divorce. I'm done and never doing that.
Speaker 4: And then I meet her and we started dating. And
Speaker 4: then I took a while to tell her, talk to her,
Speaker 4: to meet her, and to introduce her to my kids.
Speaker 4: But once I introduced her to my kids, after six
Speaker 4: months of dating her, all my kids, all my daughters
Speaker 4: came to me and my stepdaughter at the time, and
Speaker 4: they all said, if you don't I know, you said
Speaker 4: you'd never get married again. But if you don't marry
Speaker 4: this one, You're an idiot. This is for my daughter.
Speaker 1: Huge.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it is huge because I literally was like,
Speaker 4: I will never get married again. I will date this time.
Speaker 4: I just I literally thought, I really suck at this
Speaker 4: marriage thing. And I'm not very good. I've made plenty
Speaker 4: of mistakes. I've made so many mistakes. I'm not an
Speaker 4: innocent man or anything like that. I'm not some saint,
Speaker 4: I'm not some great guy. I'm not I'm you know,
Speaker 4: I'm a dude who's made a lot of mistakes. But
Speaker 4: I'm not willing to make him this time. I really
Speaker 4: think I have somebody who really you know, everybody mattered.
Speaker 4: Mix wives mattered to me too. You know they were
Speaker 4: beautiful women and not going to negate any of that,
Speaker 4: but it just didn't work out. We won't write for it.
Speaker 4: Like you mix things. Sometimes you think it's going to
Speaker 4: work and it might work for a little bit, but
Speaker 4: it doesn't. And but I really have a deep soul
Speaker 4: connection with this woman, and uh, and she makes me
Speaker 4: really strive to be in even better man, so that
Speaker 4: that's what I needed and that's what I want, and
Speaker 4: it really is. Yeah, are you third?
Speaker 3: She I'll let you know. Yeah, uh, am I allowed
Speaker 3: to talk about your exes.
Speaker 1: I'm not at them too.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to really talk about them, but it
Speaker 3: is we're talking about Aaron Spelling, and it is like
Speaker 3: six degrees of Aaron Spelling because my dad was good
Speaker 3: friends with your first father, your ex father in law
Speaker 3: with Robert Mitcham, with Robert Mitcham, and you were married
Speaker 3: to Carrie Mitcham and then Katherine Oxenberg obviously worked for
Speaker 3: my dad.
Speaker 4: So yeah, there's a lot of connections.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of connections with you and Aaron Spelling
Speaker 3: and all the exes. And and when am I allowed
Speaker 3: to talk about the fact that you did a reality show?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that was.
Speaker 3: I was at that one. I didn't tag it for
Speaker 3: that type that you would ever do reality TV.
Speaker 4: Well, I put my foot down and said I would not.
Speaker 4: I absolutely to do it. And then my ex wife
Speaker 4: was like, no, we're doing this, and I good premise.
Speaker 4: You know, it's hard for me because reality it wasn't reality.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of things that are said that you
Speaker 4: then also can't say things too, and there's things I
Speaker 4: would never say because I wouldn't do that. I'm not
Speaker 4: that kind of man, and so like doing a reality
Speaker 4: show when you're not being real, it's really not who
Speaker 4: I am, and it went against a lot of things
Speaker 4: I tried to do it. I think I was probably
Speaker 4: more grumpy in it than anything something.
Speaker 3: I sorry, what was it called I married a Princess?
Speaker 4: No, yeah, that's exactly what I got it. Oh my god. Sorry, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, I don't. I don't watch reality shows and
Speaker 4: I never have and I didn't even watch mine, so
Speaker 4: I didn't. I wasn't. I'm not. It's not what I
Speaker 4: watch is I'm so stupid because I watch I watch
Speaker 4: movies all the time. That's what I do. I watch
Speaker 4: old Westerns. I watch Western to day. I watched a
Speaker 4: lot of your dad's Westerns. I've watched I find Him
Speaker 4: and I'm like, oh my god, miss Pelly did the
Speaker 4: Western and I watched.
Speaker 3: I'm like, I just had to ask you, because I
Speaker 3: remember when it came out. I was like, I'm probably
Speaker 3: never going to get the chance to ask him this,
Speaker 3: but I can't even from the short time we spent together,
Speaker 3: I can't even imagine him being on a reality show.
Speaker 3: So sorry, I never thought i'd get to ask you.
Speaker 3: So there, I asked you.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm actually grateful that you asked me that, and
Speaker 4: I'm grateful that you did that disclaimer because if I'm
Speaker 4: being authentically myself, no, there's no way.
Speaker 3: But also, I was do a lot of things for
Speaker 3: our partners that we don't always want to do. Share
Speaker 3: your guests.
Speaker 4: But then then I have to take full responsibility for
Speaker 4: I did do it, So it is me. She she
Speaker 4: didn't put a gun to my head, so you know,
Speaker 4: it is that. And and they paid us a lot
Speaker 4: of money, so you know that was you know, people like,
Speaker 4: why'd you do it? I go, I got paid a
Speaker 4: lot of money. So it took me away from a
Speaker 4: lot of films. That was fortunate. I didn't like that.
Speaker 3: So what's next, what's happening right now?
Speaker 4: Well, we you know, we just got over this strike,
Speaker 4: but I got I just got to do a film.
Speaker 3: It's grateful. Your first guest after the strike, Well.
Speaker 4: I'm so glad you guys had me on. I was
Speaker 4: so thrilled about that. I just shot a film up
Speaker 4: in Canada with Sean Patrick Flannery and that was that
Speaker 4: was a lot of fun to work with him. I
Speaker 4: had never really worked briefly. Oh my god, but he was.
Speaker 4: He was a lot of fun to work with. And
Speaker 4: it's interesting is he was offered the Tarzan movie before
Speaker 4: I was, but he had to turn down because he
Speaker 4: had a previoate he had. He was he was had
Speaker 4: another film that he had to do, so I got
Speaker 4: that because he couldn't do Tarzan. He was offered it
Speaker 4: before me.
Speaker 3: He seemed more like Tarzan.
Speaker 4: Sweet, thank you. I loved the books when I was
Speaker 4: a kid, and my dad's favorite. Yes, he was powdered
Speaker 4: and he was young Indiana Jones. He's a good guy.
Speaker 4: He's a he's a martial artist. He has a school
Speaker 4: in Texas. He's he's the real deal. So he's a
Speaker 4: real fighter. I just fight to look prettyan movies.
Speaker 1: Well, you're clearly doing something right. You have something coming
Speaker 1: up soon.
Speaker 4: I have a couple of movies out right now, and
Speaker 4: I have a couple I have. I just just finished
Speaker 4: this one. It's called Ruthless Bastards with him. We're a
Speaker 4: couple of hitman trying to trying to become better people.
Speaker 4: And it's an action comedy buddy film, but we're like,
Speaker 4: we're the Ruthless Bastards. So it was a lot of
Speaker 4: fun working with him. He had he's we've been doing
Speaker 4: it combined like seventy years.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: It's just you know, a long time in it. And
Speaker 4: and then I have a couple of the movies out
Speaker 4: right now. It's interesting. I get to play a lot
Speaker 4: of villainous type characters now now that I'm older. So
Speaker 4: it's and I was going to direct a movie and
Speaker 4: I might still direct it in the spring, a baseball movie.
Speaker 4: But it's kind of like an American graffiti but young kids,
Speaker 4: you know, in set in the eighties, which would be
Speaker 4: fun because yeah, so I'm going to direct that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would be great.
Speaker 3: I'll do wardrobe.
Speaker 4: Awesome, you'll do wardrobe on that, all right? Hit the
Speaker 4: Tory spelling deal. Wow. I don't know if we can
Speaker 4: afford you.
Speaker 3: A favor. We're old friends.
Speaker 4: Oh I got I got this. I'm going to record this.
Speaker 3: I think we are recording it.
Speaker 1: Oh good, well, thank you, Yeah, thanks for coming on
Speaker 1: our little pod.
Speaker 4: Well I appreciate it, and I mean it. You guys
Speaker 4: both look incredible. I'm so glad you're keeping this up.
Speaker 4: And I do have a lot of people that come
Speaker 4: up to me about nine o two and oh, all
Speaker 4: the time. It's such a big part of my life.
Speaker 4: I'm thrilled about it. I'll tag it in some of
Speaker 4: my posts nine o two and oh sometimes I tag
Speaker 4: it in my posts. I'm so happy for you guys
Speaker 4: that this is going well. And if you ever want
Speaker 4: me on again, I would love to come on any time.
Speaker 4: If you were going to talk specifics on the show
Speaker 4: and I'm allowed to talk about it, I'll tell you
Speaker 4: exactly what it is. I didn't always given spoilers.
Speaker 1: Thirty years later, baby, we'll have you back when when
Speaker 1: the big fire with the lesbian comes on.
Speaker 4: I did say that, didn't I.
Speaker 3: Didn't. We still not at like the Universal Studio backlot.
Speaker 3: Was there some part of the fire you guys?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I remember that?
Speaker 3: Was it there?
Speaker 2: I don't remember where we filmed it.
Speaker 4: I get I used to go you did that. I
Speaker 4: can't believe you tried to burn the house down with
Speaker 4: them in there. And I was like, I wouldn't do that.
Speaker 4: But Griffinstone was not the best guy.
Speaker 3: No one got mad the way you treat it, Donna.
Speaker 4: I don't, I don't, I don't.
Speaker 3: Would you call me Harlette a hussy? And teas? What
Speaker 3: there was you had a very descriptive line of Donna.
Speaker 4: Did I What did I say?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Oh, it was a good one. And I slapped you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you slapped me. That hurt?
Speaker 3: What did you didn't?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 3: I think you were like, it's okay, you can do
Speaker 3: it harder. I'm like so scared.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think you even hit me.
Speaker 3: What are you talking in that? I totally hit you.
Speaker 4: I see you hit me so hard. I can't even
Speaker 4: remember that.
Speaker 3: I hate you. Her producer just told us you called
Speaker 3: me a pathological tease. Never been called that before.
Speaker 4: That's pathological teas. Wow.
Speaker 3: I don't even know how to dissect that.
Speaker 4: I don't either, I'm gonna have to. I'm gonna have to.
Speaker 3: It goes over my brain. But I guess he thought
Speaker 3: she was a tease because she wouldn't give it up.
Speaker 4: But I mean, we have to ask the writer of
Speaker 4: that one, because I don't even know what a.
Speaker 3: Patholo pathological like if you're a pathological liar, Like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're always teasing, so.
Speaker 3: I'm always teasing. You just thought I was like the
Speaker 3: ultimate like you know, chicken teas.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's is that fair? That's a big put down.
Speaker 4: You must have really slapped me really hard for that one.
Speaker 3: I know my mom really liked you. Police Martin was
Speaker 3: all about you on paper.
Speaker 4: On paper, Yeah, on paper, I sound like a much
Speaker 4: nicer guy. Well, thank you guys for having me on this.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 3: And holidays you too and your lovely family.
Speaker 2: Yes, happy, thanks, give your wife our love.
Speaker 3: I will ask any questions we're here, we're around.
Speaker 4: Oh good, good, I will.
Speaker 3: I will let it go into our DM slip slip slip, Nope,
Speaker 3: slip and slide slip.
Speaker 4: Into your d MS. Okay, I'll have her do that, perfect,
Speaker 4: perfect not of love. You guys, Thank you, guys, thank you,
Speaker 4: thank you. H