Stephen Baldwin Toys With TV
The famous Baldwin brothers owe their success to the big screen but the youngest of the clan, Stephen, says he's eyeing TV as his next possible career move. The actor, who's currently starring as caveman Barney Rubble in The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, tells TV Guide Online that he's looking to land a regular TV gig in New York City that will allow him to spend more time with his family. "I'm actually in development with a couple of folks about a TV show," says the 33-year-old father of two. "If I can convince these folks to do something with me in New York and pay me 3 trillion dollars an episode... then I could just get up in the morning, have my Starbucks, read my Daily News, listen to Howard Stern and be home in time for dinner to see my family. That would be cool." Meanwhile, Baldwin says his kids are "pretty pumped" about their dad's role in Viv
The famous Baldwin brothers owe their success to the big screen but the youngest of the clan, Stephen, says he's eyeing TV as his next possible career move.
The actor, who's currently starring as caveman Barney Rubble in The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas, tells TV Guide Online that he's looking to land a regular TV gig in New York City that will allow him to spend more time with his family.
"I'm actually in development with a couple of folks about a TV show," says the 33-year-old father of two. "If I can convince these folks to do something with me in New York and pay me 3 trillion dollars an episode... then I could just get up in the morning, have my Starbucks, read my Daily News, listen to Howard Stern and be home in time for dinner to see my family. That would be cool."
Meanwhile, Baldwin says his kids are "pretty pumped" about their dad's role in Viva Rock Vegas. And the feeling's mutual for Baldwin, a longtime Flintstones fan who spent a lot of time perfecting his Barney laugh in the shower.
Baldwin says he has two more movies in the can ? Cutaway (opposite Tom Berenger and Dennis Rodman) and Table One ? and is wrapping production in Canada on an HBO flick called Exchange. "I have one more week in Montreal and then I don't have a job," he jokes. "So, you know, spread the word, please."