(updated 9-25-08)

Hi Guys and Gals:

UPDATE! The new episodes which I am in for this 4th season of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", episode title (Mac and Charlie Die-Part I & Part II), on the FX Network.

AT THIS POINT IT LOOKS LIKE THE TWO SHOWS WILL AIR ON OCTOBER, 2ND (THURSDAY), USUALLY FROM 10 P.M. TO 11:02, AND REPEAT AGAIN RIGHT AFTER THAT. YOU CAN SEE THEM THE FOLLOWING NIGHT IF YOU MISSED THEM. (Each half hour show runs a little longer than 30 minutes if you're taping it - it usually runs about 32 minutes. Don't forget - this show is R rated for language and often crude or sexual content. It is a hilarious show - just be careful about the younger ones - or any older ones who wouldn't like that. Check your local listings for both part I & part II. They should re-run one or more of my previous episodes from season 3 or season 2 before hand to set up this/these new episode/s.

I previously finished working on a new project that Danny DeVito is produced (possibly for TV or the Web). We shot short scenes for a group of episodes/short stories. It's nice to get calls from people like him to work with. He's not only an extremely talented actor, but also a really great guy, and has directed many notable films and produced a lot more than that.

My last episode of "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia", with Danny DeVito, ("Dennis Looks like a registered sex offender-episode #305), aired last year in it's 3rd season on the FX Network Channel. My guest starring character is Mac's Dad-Luther-(previously named Bill) from the final episode of the 2nd season. Look for that previous episode from the 2nd season, "Dennis and Dee get a New Dad", episode #211. The first two episodes could rerun when they air my most recent episode. Look for them on the web - FX Network channel as well.

My episode of "Numb3ers", episode title (Money for Nothing-episode #323) for CBS/Paramount TV, first aired in Friday, May 11th of 07' on CBS. Look for it in reruns if you missed it or online.

In early April, I played a cameo role on Forest Whitakers' next feature film called "Winged Creatures", an independent production which should get a great deal of notice since Forest won his recent Academy Award. The film is directed by Rowan Woods and includes a stellar cast which includes Kate Beckinsale, Guy Pierce, and many others.

Previously I performed a guest starring role (Jeb Sanders), on the T.V. episodic series "Standoff'', episode title (Lie to Me). This already aired so look for it in reruns. Closing out 2006 I had finished another comic role on the new series "Big Day", episode #112 (The Ceremony). It was the 12th episode of this new half hour comedy and if they pick up more shows my role might return for at least a few more episodes. The series started airing in late November; my episode aired on Tuesday, January 30th, 2007 on ABC-check your local listings for reruns.

My "Bones" episode from last current season, (The Bone in the Girl), aired so quickly I even missed it!-so look for it to re-run also.

Also keep looking for the El Pollo Loco Commercial with me as the knife throwing French Chef-I finally got to use my expert knife throwing skills again-always fun for me!

And keep an eye out for my leading roles in my two previous films; "Johnny Virus" and "Breaking Dawn". If you didn't see "The Italian Job" or my appearance as the co-lead (bad guy) in the recent "Hunter-Back in Force" two hour Movie of the Week, check out the former in the video stores, along with the many other movies still hanging around the video shelves, and the latter for reruns on TV.

My last T.V movie is rerunning on the Hallmark channel, "Jane Doe" episode title "The Wrong Face".

If you're interested in seeing any of the many shows that are re-running on T.V., I haven't listed all the episode titles on my resume, however; you can do a search for any show on IMDB.com and find any film or TV episode that I'm in. Often they list when they're going to rerun an film or TV episode within every two week period on that web site. If you know what channel is rerunning a particular show, go to the network site and they often list the upcoming shows further in advance. Most feature films can be found in video stores or online.

I've had to temporarily put my teaching on hold. I have recently been contacted by so many people who've expressed their desire to train and learn how to prepare for and how to be successful in the Film and Television business, which is what my classes focus on among other things. Check out my Acting Class for Film and Television class description. I believe and actor must continually train, study, and work on stage (theater) as much as possible; but because the film and T.V. industry is such a different "animal" requiring new learned skills, my class designed to teach these skills can not only save years of learning the hard way and making a lot of career ending mistakes along the way, but it can also make the difference between even getting started or not. So keep an eye out for classes to start at some point in the future.

I've also been working hard to complete my screenplay with the intention to produce/direct and act in my own independent film. I hope to initiate this in the next couple of years as my schedule permits. Additionally, I've been trying to find a break in my schedule to teach acting classes at the college or university level. This has always been my desire since completing my M.F.A. in Acting from U.C.L.A., but once I started working professionally, the work never seemed to allow me enough time to pursue that goal with great vigor. I plan on forcing the issue in the near future.

Thanks so much for all your support, kind comments, e-mails, and interest. Let's all look forward to continued success in all our endeavors, and of course, I wish all of you health and happiness. I'll keep you updated as best as I can. So take care of yourselves everyone!

Greg

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