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Reader's Cheer of the Week: Grissom and Sara Rock! | Cheers & Jeers | 4/11/2008
Posted by csifan...Cheers to CSI for keeping Sara and Grissom together. It's nice to see a mature, committed relationship on TV. It would have been easy to end it when Jorja Fox left the show. But they have taken the high road, typical for CSI, and have managed the difficult task of maintaining this intriguing relationship with little said onscreen. Well done, writers, and Mr. Petersen. Hope to see Ms. Fox back to appear with him again.For an opposing view, check out the Reader's Jeer of the... read more
Reader's Jeer of the Week: Let Grissom Move On! | Cheers & Jeers | 4/11/2008
Posted by ladyhlives...Jeers to CSI and CBS for not allowing Grissom to move on. They clearly wanted to leave the audience thinking Sara called Grissom. Let it go! She was a wench, and he can do so much better. Why can't CBS understand the "relationship" with Grissom and Sidle was nauseating and ill- conceived from the start? Please let Grissom find someone new and worthy of him.For an opposing view, check out the Reader's Cheer of the Week.• For more Cheers & Jeers, including a review... read more
Exclusive: William Petersen Uncovers New CSI Deal | Ausiello Report | 3/31/2008
The evidence is in and it's irrefutable: Grissom will remain on the CSI beat for at least one more season — albeit with an asterisk.Sources confirm to me exclusively that William Petersen — whose pact with the show was set to expire in May — has agreed to stick around through the 2008-09 TV season. Although the specifics of his new deal were not disclosed, a CSI insider tells me it's both lucrative (read: reportedly 600K per episode, up from 500K) and brimming with "out" clauses... read more
CSI Preview: Legendary Film Director's Connection | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 12/6/2007
Tonight?s CSI (9 pm/ET on CBS) was directed by Oscar-winner William Friedkin, the film legend behind two of the 1970s? biggest blockbusters ? The French Connection and The Exorcist ? and the man who also helped launch the career of CSI?s William Petersen by giving him the lead in 1985?s To Live and Die in L.A. "Every year [Petersen] says to me, ?Why don?t you do a show for me,? and so I made the time to do it. It was terrific ? I really did it for the opportunity to work with Billy again," ... read more
Ask Matt | 11/16/2007
Jorja Fox's last CSI episode just aired, and that got me to thinking about all the brouhaha back when the relationship between Grissom and Sara was revealed in the Season 6 finale. At the time, there were dire predictions that this was the end of the rope for the series. It had become a soap, turned a corner, jumped the shark, etc. Looking back at it now, do you think that the romance ? its reveal, and the way it was woven into Seasons 7 and 8 ? was a detriment to the show? An asset? My ... read more
CSI's Sara Sidles Off into the Sunset | Roush Dispatch | 11/15/2007
On last week’s episode of CSI, in the crossover stunt featuring Without a Trace’s Jack Malone, Sara Sidle was shown as visibly shaken at an especially unsettling crime scene, walking away as if she’d had enough. Her psychological unease and emotional exhaustion had been well established even before last season’s cliff-hanger that left her trapped under a car in the desert, as fans wondered all summer if TV’s top procedural was going to kill off one of its own.... read more
Sneak Peek: The CSI-Without A Trace Crossover! | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 10/24/2007
Batman and Robin. Starsky and Hutch. Hasselhoff and his talking car. Prime time has always featured plenty of crime-busting partners. And coming up, two of TV's toughest solo acts — Gil Grissom (William Petersen) and Jack Malone (Anthony LaPaglia) — join forces to catch a killer in a special CSI-Without a Trace crossover. Inspired by the real-life saga of a murderer who rode the rails to hunt his victims, the story begins on CSI, when a murder investigation by Grissom's team turns up... read more
Killer Crossover: CSI and Without a Trace Team Up | TV Guide Magazine Cover Story | 10/24/2007
Batman and Robin. Starsky and Hutch. Hasselhoff and his talking car. Prime time has always featured plenty of crime-busting partners. And on Nov. 8, two of TV's toughest solo acts ? Gil Grissom (William Petersen) and Jack Malone (Anthony LaPaglia) ? join forces to catch a killer in a special CSI-Without a Trace crossover. Inspired by the real-life saga of a murderer who rode the rails to hunt his victims, the story begins on CSI, when a murder investigation by Grissom's team turns up a link to... read more
CSI Preview: The Lighter Side of Crime Solving | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 10/4/2007
Last week, months of speculation came to an end with an eighth-season opener that kept us on the edge of our seats and finally revealed Sara Sidle's fate (she's alive, but how long will she stick around?). Tonight's CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (9 pm/ET, CBS), entitled "A la Cart" and written by Sarah Goldfinger and Richard Catalani, offers a breather, an episode that's "slightly more lighthearted and should be fun for the audience," says Catalani. Our favorite clue-finders dive into two ... read more
Thursday-night TV: It's Back! | Roush Dispatch | 9/28/2007
Now that's what I like to see on TV's most overcrowded night: TV's top crime drama and TV's top medical soap back in fine form, the two most-awaited season premieres of the week delivering on the hype. And the icing on the cake? Another sensational episode of AMC's summer holdover Mad Men, the one show I never want to see end. I'm going to miss that one when it goes away in a few weeks. As much as I enjoy CSI and Grey's Anatomy, combatants of the highest and most satisfying order, they feel... read more
CSI Sneak Peek: Can Grissom Save Sara? | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 8/30/2007
Instead of using "Who Are You" as its theme song this season, CSI producers might want to consider the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go." In last spring's season finale, Sara Sidle (Jorja Fox) was left trapped under a car in the Nevada desert by a serial killer ? with pouring rain threatening to drown her ? while Gil Grissom (William Petersen), her boyfriend and boss, and the rest of the CSIs frantically tried to find her. Sara's life hung in the balance because of the car ? and the fact... read more
Which TV Stars Earns What? — A TV Guide Report | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/26/2007
You can make a nice living in TV. Just ask Simon Cowell, who pulls in $45 million per year (for American Idol and other TV projects). Even the folks who serve chow to the cast and crew can make $3,000 over the eight days it takes to shoot an hourlong drama. Here's a sample of who makes what, from Oprah to a production assistant just breaking into the biz. NETWORK PRIME TIME (salary per episode)William Petersen, CSI $500,000Zach Braff, Scrubs ... read more
Exclusive: CSI's Grissom to Get a Blast from His Past | Ausiello Report | 7/23/2007
Get this: Sources confirm that CSI has signed William Petersen's To Live and Die in L.A. director, William Friedkin, to helm the season's eighth episode (to air during November sweeps, natch). As such, I think it's safe to speculate that the hour, which delves into Vegas' seedy mob underworld, will include at least one killer car chase and more Wang Chung music than you ever thought you'd hear again. Kidding aside, if the Oscar winner had only made his deal a little sooner, he could have... read more
CSI Stars Spend a Night at the Museum | TV Guide News Report | 5/24/2007
You know your show is a pop-culture phenomenon when a museum exhibit opens in its honor. But that’s exactly what’s happened to CSI. All the cast members from the CBS megahit came out to Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry last night to celebrate CSI: The Experience, which opens to the public on Friday, May 25. “This exhibit feels like a pat on the back for a job well done,” says George Eads. After the ribbon cutting, William Petersen, Marg Helgenberger and the rest... read more
Tony Awards: Let's (Again) Put On a (Hostless) Show! | Today's News: Our Take | 5/23/2007
For the second year in a row, CBS' broadcast of the Tony Awards will be host-free, Playbill.com reports. Instead, a cavalcade of big-name actors will engage in awkward banter before bestowing the awards on June 10. Presenters include Liev Schreiber, David Hyde Pierce and Kevin Spacey, all of whom are currently gracing the Great White Way, as well as past Broadway babies like Vanessa Williams, Neil Patrick Harris, Rainn Wilson and William Petersen. Marg Helgenberger will be there, too. (We hear... read more
May 17, 2007: Season Finale | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 5/18/2007
Now there’s an ending! Something happening to Sara certainly wasn’t a well kept secret at all. So, I kind of half expected to be bored by this episode, since I figured I already knew the big spoiler. I certainly wasn’t expecting the absolute psychotic nature of the miniature killer. I mean, you knew the killer wasn’t right in the head based on the crimes themselves, but, wow, this girl was truly nuts. Nothing boring about her. So Natalie Davis is the killer — a foster... read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 5/17/2007
All season long on CBS' CSI (Thursdays at 9 pm/ET), it's been the little things that have given Gil Grissom (William Pet read more
Staying Alive: Jorja Fox in Talks with CSI | TV Guide News Report | 5/3/2007
Jorja has a raise on her mind. The star of CSI staged a one-day walkout from the set during the shoot of the CBS show's season finale, which airs May 17. The actress is in talks with producers about a new contract to keep her on the show, sources familiar with the discussions tell TV Guide. How those talks go may decide the result of the cliff-hanging finale in which Fox's character, Sara Sidle, is struck by an automobile. At one point the story had Sidle dying, but it was rewritten to be more... read more
April 26, 2007: Happy | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 4/27/2007
As I begin, it's now exactly 34 minutes past the end of this week's episode and I'm still laughing. What a riot this was. You know Brass always brings a little bit of humor and he dominated this episode from the start. So, let's see. Our boxer "Happy" gets injected with snake venom, then has a severe allergic reaction to shellfish, which transferred to him via some "very special first-aid." Then as his lungs are tightening and he's about to lose all his air, he gets an arrow through the throat... read more
April 12, 2007: ? | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 4/13/2007
A question mark. That pretty much sums up my feelings for this episode of CSI. What a bizarre ride this one was. I'm an outspoken guy and usually have plenty of words to convey my feelings, but I'm not sure what to say for this one. I can't take the straight-up recap approach because there was only about 10 minutes of new, interesting substance. So instead, I'm going to bullet-point my thoughts and you can feel free to comment on them. — First of all, half of this episode was like a bad... read more
March 29, 2007: Welcome Back! | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 3/30/2007
Can you believe it's been more than a month since the last new CSI episode? So what better way to rekindle my CSI flame than to give me an unusually high amount of bloody gore! This episode certainly was one of the more gruesome in recent memory. Six young showgirls all tied up with their throats slashed and a full half hour at least at the crime scene. It was kind of creepy, too. The gang doesn't usually come across victims that are still alive, so when the one girl reached out from under the... read more
TV Guide Exclusive: Lady Heather Returns to CSI! | Today's News: Our Take | 3/23/2007
Lady Heather is back! The professional dominatrix who gets CSI's Gil Grissom all hot under the collar returns to the CBS series May 10. During this, her fourth stint on CSI, Melinda Clarke's character could very well shed some light on Grissom's secretive relationship with fellow CSI Sara Sidle. "He's a fascinating character to go after," Clarke teases. "And who doesn't love a good triangle?" The writers are still working on a final draft of the script, so how Grissom resolves his personal... read more
Ask Ausiello | 3/7/2007
Does your "gray" blind item have anything to do with William Petersen? read more
February 22, 2007: Fallen Idols | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 2/23/2007
What a crazy little episode this was. To me, this was one of the least predictable episodes of the season, which is always a good thing. We all know the high-school jock/cheerleader story. That's certainly nothing new. But the events surrounding the disappearance and possible murder of these kids was very creative. (Now's the time to insert your own "Didn't you ever watch [famous show]? This same story happened in Season 2 of [famous show] back in 1994. I'm positive my answer will be, "Nope, I... read more
February 15, 2007: The Miniatures | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 2/16/2007
I love the miniature killer! OK, so I don't love the killer himself, obviously, but I love what he brings to CSI. Once again, I was on the edge of my seat the entire episode, right from the start when we saw what essentially was a Grissom freak-out. I loved the opening scene when he was scurrying down the hall with a very panicked look on his face. After all, Gil is the guy who always believes the evidence will point to the suspect, and at the moment he was holding a fourth model, he knew it... read more
February 8, 2007: The Return of Grissom | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 2/9/2007
It's time for everyone to disagree with me again. When my opinion about an episode sways drastically one way or the other, it usually means everyone will think the exact opposite. So here's your chance. This was the best episode of the season! If there were still any lingering questions about Keppler possibly showing up in a few episodes with Gil, they are all gone now. Last week, what I thought was a clear assumption that Keppler killed this "Amy" girl wasn't true at all. And thinking he... read more
February 1, 2007: Meet Market | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 2/2/2007
Miss me? Nah, didn't think so. You guys did such a great job with the recaps last week, I seriously thought about making myself busy again and just letting you write it up again. But I couldn't go another week without CSI. I kind of wish I did, though.Now, I told you last week that I would watch the episode over the weekend and then comment on it, and I didn't. So here's my comment. I watched the first 20 minutes, and then decided I'd much rather be playing Madden. Does that say enough? I... read more
Ask Matt | 1/29/2007
I love your column, but I get the distinct impression that you don't like my favorite show, CSI: Crime Scene Investigati read more
Tonight's Preview: CSI vs. CSI? | Roush Dispatch | 1/25/2007
Earlier this week, I heard someone in the office remark that Liev Schreiber, the temporary new guy on the CSI block, looks more like a skeevy killer than a crime-scene technician. Maybe so, but his inscrutable demeanor, his oddly fussy mannerisms (watch him at breakfast in tonight’s episode) and his unorthodox work practices make his character of Michael Keppler a fascinating new addition to the first and best show in the CSI franchise, as long as he lasts. (Won’t be for long, as... read more
In Praise of Dwight Schrute | Roush Dispatch | 1/19/2007
Now there's a line I never imagined I'd find myself typing: "In Praise of Dwight Schrute." Before I explain further, can I just say: How awesome are Thursday nights this season?This week, I truly needed escapism (I have a number of friends who are directly affected by the Time Inc. cutbacks that were announced Thursday, a very sad development for a very battered business), so I opted to watch the ABC lineup in more or less real time, and was richly rewarded.First, Ugly Betty. Sheer delight.... read more
January 18, 2007: Gil Who? | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 1/19/2007
No, no, no. I'm just kidding with the title of my blog. I wouldn't want to start a quarterback controversy here. Is the show better off without William Petersen? Is the fresh blood of Liev Schreiber a nice jolt of energy? Can no one ever match up with Gil Grissom? All very good questions, which I can let you decide. But let me share my thoughts. Hello, Mr. Mike Keppler. A nice dark, mysterious intro followed by him walking up to the body and touching it. Good start, buddy. And right there we... read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 1/18/2007
It's the sort of mystery that would make even Gil Grissom scratch his head. The lead actor in one of the most popular sh read more
January 4, 2007: Bye Bye, Gil | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 1/5/2007
Welcome to 2007, everyone. I planned on an emotional ride for my first new episode of the calendar year, but I really didn't get that. Grissom's going on sabbatical — we knew that part. How the last episode played out was going to be the story. But it really wasn't. There wasn't that much drama at all. Hodges was the first to find out and got him a college sweatshirt and started talking to Gil about his "crazy times" at the school since he was a student there. Cat then found out she was... read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 1/4/2007
After more than six seasons in Sin City, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation's top investigator is leaving Las Vegas. At leas read more
December 7, 2006: Hi, Max | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 12/8/2006
What a weird way to close out 2006 for CSI. We ended up with one of the funniest cases in recent memory and found out the identity of the miniature killer. But at least for me, many things just didn't make any sense. As usual, I'm probably the only one that can't understand some of these quirks in the story line, but that's why I have you to help me out. Bumbling Max Sullivan made for the unusually funny story line. Max's "bad day" started when he was a kid and killed his grandmother by putting... read more
November 30, 2006: Toe Tags (Repeat) | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 11/30/2006
Hey everyone, Tonight's episode is a repeat from earlier in the season. This is the one where the five dead bodies talk. I'm reposting my commentary from that week. Feel free to comment here if you watch the show again and feel inclined to leave your thoughts. Next week is a new episode so I'll be back then to recap. Recap from 10.5.2006As many of you already know, I'm more of a fan of one or two cases that take the entire show to solve. I love all the intricate details of the case and the... read more
November 23, 2006: Road Pizza | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 11/24/2006
"Mashed potatoes, gravy and cranberry sauce. Whoooooo!"Gobble gobble everybody. For those of you outside of the celebrating country, you really are missing out on a wonderful day. This tryptophan is going to let me get a great night sleep. I wish the day didn't have to end but it does, so what better way than with an entertaining CSI. Let me say it up front and get it out of the way now. If CBS was going to show a repeat next week, then why not push the new episode off of Thanksgiving Day and... read more
November 9, 2006: Excusable | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 11/10/2006
I'm very impressed with the quality of CSI episodes lately. There have been some great episodes this season. I really love the story line for Greg that's developed. The episode where he got beat down was my favorite of the year so far, but this one trumps it. I knew from the previews that the serial killer was coming back, but I didn’t know we'd be revisiting Greg's story line in the same week. The writers are starting to tie in the early episodes now, and the results couldn't be more... read more
November 2, 2006: Good Job, Gashopper | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 11/3/2006
I always love it when someone tries to tell Gil Grissom that they know what he's thinking. No one ever knows what Gil is thinking, especially in this episode. Seems to me like Gil's feelin' a bit tired of it all right now. We all get to that point once in a while. You know, where you sit in your drab gray cube, squinting at the computer more and more as the day gets long. And then suddenly you just lose it, and everything sort of jumbles. We all need some time to clear our head now and again.... read more
Scoop! CSI Finds Grissom's "Replacement" | Ausiello Report | 10/25/2006
As I reported in this week's Ask Ausiello, CSI has tapped Tony winner Liev Schreiber to fill the temporary void left by William Petersen. Schreiber will play a seasoned CSI who joins the veteran team at the Las Vegas Crime Lab. He'll debut in Episode 12, slated to air in January.In other casting prattle, Desperate Housewives has found a new plaything for Eva Longoria. Sources confirm that Mark Deklin, most recently seen as Dr. Shaw on Fox's Justice, is joining the cast for at least three... read more
October 12, 2006: Fannysmackin' | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 10/13/2006
I have this funny feeling right now. I think this was the best episode of the season so far and actually the best episode in a long time on CSI but at the same time it was certainly right up there with Nick being buried alive as completely emotionally draining. The episode itself was great, the story line though — certainly nothing great about it. Poor Greg. He was completely stoked after completing his first trial, looking all sharp in his suit and then he gets the beatdown of his life. I... read more
October 5, 2006: No Brainer | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 10/6/2006
As many of you already know, I'm more of a fan of one or two cases that take the entire show to solve. I love all the intricate details of the case and the mystery surrounding the evidence and I usually hate the episodes where things come too easily for everyone involved. For once though, I think the quick and relatively easy worked for me. To start, I was pleasantly surprised the show wasn't all dead bodies talking to me. I was at least expecting them to narrate the crime scene but it's great... read more
September 28, 2006: Malibu Barbie Did It? | CSI: Crime Scene Investigation | 9/29/2006
So now we know why we sat through the boring part of last week — the suicide was only half the story. The conclusion of the season-opener was exciting, creepy and confusing — everything that makes a good episode of CSI. Last week ended with a blood-soaked Danny Bonaduce dead on a table with a model of the kitchen, down to the utensils and the blood splatter, right next to him. In the investigation we get a very talkative "Annie the nanny" walking about in the house in just her bra,... read more
The Watercooler | 2/10/2006
CSI: Crime Scene InvestigationThis is my first trip to the Watercooler, and I must say it feels good. For on read more
Ask Ausiello | 3/30/2005
Question: Are you sure CSI isn't planning to kill Grissom off in the season finale (Ask Ausiello 3/23)? I saw the dude w read more
The Watercooler | 11/4/2004
Lost How addicted am I to Lost? So addicted that I'll even forgive J.J. Abrams & Co. the cheesy moth symbolism that the read more
The Watercooler | 9/21/2004
North Shore Shannen Doherty arrives at the Grand Waimea and wastes no time paying homage to the network and series that read more
Ask Matt | 9/13/2004
Question: After a dismal summer of television viewing and a nearly empty TiVo, I was driving past City Hall here in Phil read more
Today's News: My Take | 7/27/2004
So, we know why George Eads and Jorja Fox were MIA from the CSI set last week. But what was William Petersen's excuse? T read more
The Watercooler | 4/30/2004
Friends Sigh. Am I the only one in America who doesn't want to see Ross and Rachel end up together? Don't get me wrong; read more
Today's News: My Take | 2/18/2004
William Petersen might want to investigate the terms of his CSI deal. As reported here yesterday, the actor hinted in th read more
Today's News: My Take | 2/17/2004
The folks at CSI may want to prepare a slab for William Petersen's Gil Grissom. In the current issue of Playboy, the act read more
Ask Matt | 2/2/2004
Question: First off, I'll get it out of the way. I just do not understand what you like about that so-called comedy Arre read more
Today's News: My Take | 12/11/2003
CSI's William Petersen has inked a deal to produce and star in a TNT original movie based on the James Ellroy bestseller read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 11/24/2003
The actor who plays CSI's chief crime-scene sleuth has a long history in law enforcement. Sort of. Years before William read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 11/19/2003
You'd think Charlene Hubenthal would get enough of the grisly and gory in her real life as a firefighter, ambulance driv read more
The Watercooler | 11/7/2003
Friends We all knew it couldn't last (and frankly, did anyone want it to go on this long?): Ross and Charlie (Aisha Tyl read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 9/29/2003
Talk about losing with grace. Much-nominated CSI star Marg Helgenberger would've loved an Emmy for outstanding lead actr read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 9/25/2003
September has been a big month for Hollywood parties. Sure, we've had the Emmys, but there's also lotsa glitz and glam a read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/21/2003
You gotta love Les Moonves. In an era when network execs never seem to meet a politically correct, over-rehearsed, innoc read more
Today's News: My Take | 6/17/2003
CSI star William Petersen married longtime girlfriend, ex-schoolteacher Gina Cirrone, Saturday in Italy. Details about t read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 2/13/2003
Fortunately, tonight's 90-minute CSI — airing 9:30 pm/ET on CBS — gives viewers more than crime-scene corpses an read more
Ask Matt | 1/6/2003
Question: Is William Petersen's hearing problem on CSI a slow way of canceling him? The show is Mr. Petersen. I refuse t read more
Televisionary | 11/19/2002
Question: I just saw the Oct. 31 episode of CSI. The murderous magician character looked like the same actor who played read more
Ask Matt | 11/18/2002
Question: I loved the Oct. 31 episode of CSI — a clear tribute to the original Manhunter (the Michael Mann movie rec read more
Ask Matt | 10/21/2002
Question: I am a huge CSI fan. I was wondering if you have heard anything about if the show is going to put Grissom (Wil read more
Ask Matt | 10/7/2002
Question: I missed the premiere of CSI: Miami last week but caught the second episode last night. I must say that the ch read more
Ask Matt | 10/7/2002
Question: I missed the premiere of CSI: Miami last week but caught the second episode last night. I must say that the ch read more
Today's News: My Take | 10/4/2002
It's not Friends money, but it's a good start. CBS over the summer quietly doubled the salaries of CSI's two leads, Will read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 7/17/2002
What's the biggest difference between CBS's powerhouse forensics drama CSI and the network's upcoming fall spinoff CSI: read more
Televisionary | 5/14/2002
Question: Is CSI's William Petersen the same actor who played the part of Pat Garrett in Young Guns II? What else has he read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 3/14/2002
On CSI, Gary Dourdan plays Warrick Brown, a Las Vegas casino hustler turned forensic investigator. (From cards to cadave read more
FlickChick | 8/30/2001
Question: I saw a movie on one of the Encore stations and can't remember the name of it. Alicia Silverstone — or som read more
FlickChick | 7/12/2001
Question: I once saw a movie, and here's all I remember: Someone (a cop, a detective?) is on a plane and falls asleep wi read more
TV Guide Interviews & Features | 1/12/2001
Starring roles in movies like To Live and Die in L.A. and Manhunter plus an array of TV and theatrical work may have bri read more