I've acted in the following movies and when I've seen myself on the big screen, I actually look tall.
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Title: 13 Conversations About One Thing
Role: Dexter
Little known fact about my little role: At the time I filmed this movie, I was making my living performing in sexual harassment industrials. My sexually harassing name was Dexter, so when Jill Sprecher (the film's director) asked what my character's name should be, I suggested it. Oh, and by the way, Alan Arkin is the funniest man alive.
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Title: Never Again
Role: Chuck
Little known fact about my little role: My character Chuck (whom I named as well) was a waiter. Coincidentally, I too was a waiter in NYC for three years, so I applied my "elliptical" waiter speech pattern to Chuck. You know the kind, when a waiter just sort of trails off when announcing the desserts because he really wants his table to leave: "you want any dessert or..."
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Title: Blackmale
Role: The Fur Salesman
Little known fact about my little role: Roger Rees slapped me without warning and that's the take they kept. I was really surprised. He apologized immediately. If you ever see him in a dark alley, run.
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Title: Whatever
Role: Tom Huntington
Little known fact about my little role: I was really reluctant to take this job, as it involved me playing a real cad. But I'm so glad I did. I made a really great friend through it and Susan Skoog was a most generous director. It's the first thing I did on film and I truly, truly suck.
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Title: Strange Fruit
Role: Tommy
Little known fact about my little role: We filmed this movie late at night in a law office in downtown L.A. Halfway through filming I realized it was the same firm where a friend of mine worked, so I called her voicemail and left a message for her from some guy's extension and threatened to fire her if she didn't stop stealing from the community refrigerator. She nearly had a heart attack. Turned out the guy was her boss.
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