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posted by [identity profile] pmoodie.livejournal.com at 05:47pm on 07/04/2008
He was kind of the hero, for a bit. I think he may only have been in the first half of the series though. It was a pretty central role, although he was presented as a bt of a wimp. The opposite of the anti-hero/villain of the piece, Sherriff Buck, as played by Gary Cole.

I remember enjoying the show, but I seem to remember it ended oddly. I think it was supposed to have a second series, but the network passed.

Info here, but no pictures!

You do have a thing for these fair-haired guys with prominent noses, don't you? LOL
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 05:48pm on 07/04/2008
I love fair hair and prominent noses, yes.
Rawr.

:)
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posted by [identity profile] pmoodie.livejournal.com at 09:17am on 08/04/2008
:D
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 01:21pm on 09/04/2008
Gary Cole's accent in American Gothic is the SAME accent I had at home.

Until i moved here, and now I've ended up sounding a lot more like Jake Weber as Dr Matt Crower, generic and regionless...
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posted by [identity profile] pmoodie.livejournal.com at 05:10pm on 09/04/2008
Do Voice-Post pleeeese so I can hear your wonderful Stateside tones! :D
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posted by [identity profile] leoniedelt.livejournal.com at 05:58pm on 09/04/2008
Okay, but only if you give me a script. I don't do free voice posts, i clam up and get all stammery.

I can do whatever it is in my normal accent, and then again in my hillbilly accent. Seriously.
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