Political activist known for hands-on approach to politics. Frequently participates in rallies, readings, etc., even if the cameras aren't rolling. Has turned down roles (such as in Just Cause) because of his political beliefs.


Played the role of Miles Drentell in two different series, Thirtysomething and Once and Again. Studied for three years at the Yale Drama School and spent an extra year there in the school's professional acting company. Studied at Notre Dame (1962-1965) and appeared in such University Theatre productions as "The Threepenny Opera" (as Macheath), "The Caretaker," "King Lear" (title role), "My Fair Lady" (as Henry Higgins), "Tartuffe", "Billy Budd" and "Hamlet" (as Guildenstern) while there.