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Dirk Benedict
Now about that "directing". Twenty years in acting didn't destroy my ability to "think" . . . . which in and of itself, is more amazing than defeating cancer . . . . and so I was able to become a writer. And just when I thought I had found my true calling, some very wise (and rich) man gave me a whole bunch of $$$ to turn one of my provocative screenplays into an actual FILM. And with me "at the helm" . . . as they say in certain parts of Southern California. So soon, I will be in that rare position of having no one else to blame but myself as I turn paper into celluloid. It's called CAHOOTS. I came up with the idea 26 years ago while sitting poolside with George Roy Hill, Paul Newman and Robert Redford. George encouraged me to put it down on paper. I did so. He read it immediately. And never spoke to me again. Thus began the journey of CAHOOTS, a script that has been thrown against more walls in anger than any other in the history of Hollywood. I did the research. A script that has had people not only fired up, but fired. That has resulted in my being called more names than Linda Tripp or Ken Starr. And now, 26 years after it's birth, it will have it's revenge and be born into the annals of filmdom. The first 25 years of waiting are the toughest. A good lesson for anyone aspiring to any sort of career in Hollywood. I'll be kind of busy from this date until CAHOOTS is finished, but will keep this website updated with the trials and fibrillation's of a first time director, former TV hunk, Shakespearean actor, writer of personal tomes of survival, as begins this, yet another, segue into a "new" career. Stay tuned. And no tomatoes please. Until then, enjoy excerpt from my forthcoming book. KAMIKAZE COWBOY II. (Which completes the trilogy.) Check out the Dorian Gray look look-a-likes. Get my other books, if you haven't, and remember that the most important thing in life is the time you spend with your CHILDREN. All else is just Waiting for Godot. So . . . . Yippee ty, yi, yay have a blast little doggies and I'll talk to you on the other side of the Camera
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