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CHOOSE HEAVEN FOR CLIMATE, CHOOSE HELL FOR SOCIETY.

About Me


Many of you may know me from my work with Authur Rankin and Jules Bass in the 1969 claymation hit "Mad Monster Party" but my acting prowess goes far beyond the scope of your average piece of silly putty. I am much more famous (scratch that) "INFAMOUS" for the many roles that I have been fired from during my illustrious career. One which immediately comes to mind is my role as "Angeleno" in the Tod Browning cult classic "FREAKS." Unfortunately, shortly after filming began, I was escorted off the set due to "creative differences" between myself and Mr. Browning. (I keyed his car shortly there after but you didn't hear that from me.) Here is a still from the 3RD day of shooting and my final day on set.Yes, the rumors are all true! I was the original Rhett Butler in the 1939 classic "Gone with the Wind" starring opposite of the horrific Vivien Leigh. Yes, she might seem sweet on the outside but upon my suggestion she might try a shot of Bianca for the close ups we were about to film, well all hell broke out then my friends!!! She punched me in the neck and had me thrown off the set only to be replaced immediately by that hack Clark Gable. Later that day I keyed her car as well but you didn't hear it from me. 1946 found me playing outside my range of roles by doing a soppy Christmas flick called "It's a Wonderful life" but when I complained about acting opposite an Angel (I'm a vampire after all DAMMIT) they canned me immediately and replaced me with some guy named Jimmy. After once again being escorted off set I couldn't find that Jimmy guy's car so I keyed the little girl.In 1962, I was set to do my first "chick flick" in the Horror/Drama "Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?" opposite Joan Crawford but once again I was quickly canned and replaced by Bette Davis as I was deemed "Too Pretty" by Crawford. Did I retaliate and take it out on Joan's car??? Well, lets just say I'm the reason she had such a hatred for wire hangers!I know this is already common knowledge but for those of you not in the know, I was also the first choice for Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi "BAPU" in the 1982 blockbuster "Ghandi". As I prefer to wear a monocle instead of geek glasses and was reluctant to shave my head (of which I did anyway) I was replaced once again by one Ben Kingsley who was sniveling outside the stage doors and happened to be dating the director's sister. Later that day I keyed his car as well and you can tell whomever the hell you want!!! Here I am in full makeup and garb.I don't even want to get into why I was replaced in Casablanca at the last minute . . . Just for the record I want to state that I did not posses a goat nor access to dynamite thus I was cleared of all charges so let's just leave it at that shall we???Once again, it is common knowledge that I was originally cast to play opposite De Niro in 'Goodfellas' but let me give all you budding actors out there a word of advice. Never and I mean NEVER mention the movie 'The Adventures Of Rocky & Bullwinkle' in the presence of Robert De Niro or you will be working craft services faster than you can say "FEARLESS LEADER!" ***As a footnote I want to mention that I realize 'The Adventures Of Rocky & Bullwinkle was made after Goodfellas but actors with the level of talent that I and De Niro possess allots us the ability of both omnipresence and time travel so it all makes sense. ***You try being 2ft 11 and carry a 357. Magnum around on a 13 hour shooting day and see if you don't get canned!

My Interests

I am a man of simple means and yet I must covet and consume all that I see. A creature of the centuries, I have seen what most only read about in history books and in gothic literature and yet with all the wisdom I have obtained, I still cannot decide between Coke and Pepsi. Sadly, I fall victim to the same trappings as do all you mortals . . . you know . . . long walks in graveyards, in-depth conversations with the clinically insane, my Thursday night knitting circle and Friday night occult meetings (which both ironically contain the same members). As I am continually finding new and unique ways to die I have decided that upon my next demise, I wish to be cremated and have my ashes thrown in the faces of those whom I hate. Don't piss me off or you surely will make the list. I am a "Haunted Mansionoholic" and although I loath the sun (for obvious reasons) I can often be seen amongst the vile and nauseating children at Disneyland waiting my turn to hop into a doombuggy. Here's a picture of me outside the gates waiting for my precious girlfiend Susperina to return with a $9.00 coke before we ventured back in yet another time.

I'd like to meet:

People who love their Mums.

Movies:

One of my favorite all time classics would have to be the 1956 epic "The Ten Commandments" and although I was originally cast as Moses, only to be replaced by some hack (yes, I'm bitter), I still find it to be a masterpiece. Here I am in a test shot they did which was deemed too disturbing even for a religious picture . . . GO FIGURE!Ofcourse horror is what motivates me and is responsible for all that I have become . . . Well, that and bad parenting! Besides, it's where I get to catch up with some of my oldest and dearest friends! So, in no particular order here's the short list.THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE 1974, HALLOWEEN 1978, SUSPIRIA 1977, DAWN OF THE DEAD 1978, THE SHINING 1980, PSYCHO 1960, ROSEMARY’S BABY 1968, CARRIE 1976, THE EXORCIST 1973, THE EVIL DEAD 1981, BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN 1935, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 1968, HENRY: PORTRAIT OF A SERIAL KILLER 1986, SHIVERS 1975, THE DEVIL RIDES OUT 1968, ELS DIABOLIQUES 1955, MARTIN 1977, THE HOWLING 1981, VAMPYR 1932, THE PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES 1966, HOUR OF THE WOLF 1968, NEKROMANTIK 1987, THE BEYOND 1981 and HELLRAISER 1987 ONE DAY I HOPE TO STAR IN MY OWN SNUFF FILM!

Books:

My literary tastes are, for the lack of a better word, "unconventional" but recently I find myself bouncing between "The Catcher in the Rye," "The Necronomicon" and "Curious George Rides a Bike" (The latter being the most intense.) Edward Gory has long been one of my all time favorites and as a small child, I was fortunate to be chosen along with 25 other children to be featured in his classic short 'The Gashlycrumb Tinies" I played young Yorick with whom met his demise via a nasty head injury. Here I am in action and here I am in the group photo. Other literary standout for me would be William Shakespeare's 'The Tragedy of MacBeth",James Hog's "The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner", Jeremiads Gotthelf's "The Black Spider", Robert Louis Stevenson's, "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde"and Theodore Geisel, aka DR. Suess's "Fox in Socks."

Heroes:

I have been given the superlative honor of being elected into one of the most infamous sects ever to be plague Mother Earth . . . None other than The GFH Club (Gentlemen from Hell) and for those of you fool hearted enough to even consider attempting membership, let me just say if you didn't applaud when Old Yeller got shot, then don't even waste your time.My one true hero doubles as the world's first and only true bad ass . . . ME!!!