Rosies's Talk Show (desculpem não sei o ano)

Birthdate: Feb. 2, 1962
Birthplace: Chicago
Occupation: Actor
Current Home: LA
Martial Status: Single
Car: I'm looking for an electric car
Working On: I play Jarod on The Pretender on NBC-TV, I did a film, Net Worth with Daniel Baldwin, that played at Sundance. It's about four friends who are trying to decide what their net worth is.
The last good movie I saw: Celebration
The book I've been reading: Under the Tuscan Sun.
Magazines I read: If Hustler isn't available, I look at the Sunday Supplements.
Favourite Pig-Out Food: Ice cream. I want to work at Ben & Jerry's
Favourite Performer: Bozo the Clown
Prized Possession: A ring from my grandfather in the shape of a dragon.
Personal Heroes: Don Kessinger lived next door to me - he was a shortstop for the Chicago Cubs - so all his teammates, guys like Ernie Banks and Ron Santo, were all my heroes.
People always think I'm: Either Brad Pitt or President Clinton.
Nobody knows I: Have multiple personalities.
If I could do it over: You can't do it over again. The lessons you learn make you who you are.
I'd give anything to meet: Monica Lewinsky. I want to have dinner with her. I'd like to ask her how she puts up with all of it.
My fantasy is: I'm really happy with a big fat wife tending my farm in Montana and I have no ambition.
The best advice my father ever give me: "The harder I work, the luckier I get."
The one thing I can't stand: People who have no regard for the environment.
If I could change one thing about myself: I'm pretty hard on myself, I'd like to let up a bit.
People who knew me in high school thought I was:   I was so low key, they didn't know who I was, but they do now.
My most irrational act: I remember running away from home when I was a kid and camping out in a back yard for two days.
If I weren't an actor I'd be: Either an environmentalist or living on my own island with a harem.
If I've learned one thing in life it's: It doesn't matter what you do, it's how you do it.
Most humbling experience: I sat at the edge of the Grand Canyon, thinking how awesome nature is and how insignificant we are.
The three words that best describe me: Thoughtful, creative, and sensitive.