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Oh, wait! And I’ve been having fun the last 10 to 15 years, where it’s been like that. It was just one of the best experiences I’ve had in my life. AVC: Was it weird working with Jameson in that capacity, as opposed to the brotherly love of Simon & Simon? So we went into his trailer to listen to that album, and when I came out of the trailer, I wanted to eat every potato chip in that county just from breathing the air. Did they come looking for you specifically, or was it an audition? AVC: There are probably half a dozen posters for the movie that are floating around the internet…. Season 4 is the fourth season of the Longmire television series. He just loved actors. Gerald Lee McRaney (born August 19, 1947) is an American television and movie actor. [Laughs.] What do you think is the long-term appeal of “Simon & Simon”? [Laughs.] How would any of us wind up being actors or artists if he had decided to just straighten up at the age of 5? At all. We had just met, we were introduced, and we hugged each other instead of shaking hands. Can you tell me more about that and the role you play on that show? It’s what I like doing. I’m sort of the barrier between the two, but my boss won’t listen to me. My favorite book is “Light in August” by William Faulkner, and the book I’m reading right now is “The Churchill Factor: How One Man Made History” by Boris Johnson. And I keep looking over my shoulder for what might be gaining on me! AVC: Do you have any specific recollections of filming the wedding scene? I tried to tell the producer at one point, “Even billionaires don’t dress in silk suits to watch the ballgame on Sunday.” You know, you throw on a pair of jeans! GM: [Bursts out laughing.] But it started out with those roles, and it just built up. AVC: I can’t imagine you won’t remember this one: You played David Sherman in Keep Off My Grass! GM: Well, I’m glad. AVC: And it seems like it was a game-changer for you, not just from an acting standpoint, but because it gave you the opportunity at various points to both write and direct. That, and an opportunity to work in front of the camera again. I haven’t even heard a rumor yet. I married Delta Burke! Robert Taylor and Lou Diamond Phillips talk about the "dramatic" fourth season of Netflix's Longmire, their hopes for more seasons, and more. Secret affairs are the theme for this episode, for both major and minor players alike in a somewhat lighter, more comedic installment of the drama. The script is just the adhesive material that connects one explosion to the next. [Laughs.]. I got the opportunity to chat with McRaney about his role in “Focus,” as well as his new series “Agent X” on TNT and his return to “Longmire,” heading to Netflix with season 4 later this year. They had to have somebody. And the great thing about that was, we got sent over to Hawaii, we were there for, like, nearly two weeks, and we had to work all of five days. People identified with it – some a little bit too seriously. And that’s been my career all the way along, really. Did you see that?Â, Yes, I did. AVC: Is there anything in your back catalog that didn’t get the love you thought it deserved? ), food (eating, cooking, watching food shows, and eating again), books, online gaming, and traveling when her income affords it. We start shooting it in about a week or ten days, thereabouts. Not a problem. AVC: And yet it was obviously not the only movie that you made with Joy N. Houck Jr. How did you fall into his orbit in the first place? Although he’s more or less downshifted back into character-actor mode over the course of the past several years, McRaney has no complaints about the end result, which has given him the opportunity to work his way into the ensembles—sometimes briefly, sometimes for lengthy arcs—of such series as Deadwood, Justified, and House Of Cards. The A.V. And I’m a big subscriber to Satchel Paige’s philosophy: “Don’t look back. But it got me started. People still talk about “Simon & Simon.” Adam Scott and Jon Hamm went so far as to recreate the opening credits shot for shot. It’s all about the quality of the show. I think I could do this!”. GM: Oh, God, I don’t know if I’ll remember it! Really love it. But like I said, it’s what I’m used to. I had promised my sister that I would go and be with her while my brother-in-law went through open-heart surgery in Virginia, and the dates conflicted, and I had to turn it down. Also, Gerald McRaney and Ally Walker will guest star. And it turned out that he got through the surgery fine, I got back, and I was on my way to the set when my agent stopped me and gave me the script, so I got there a little bit early and was able to read it. There are worse fates. And everything that he does, on first glance, can have this quirky, odd appearance to it, but there’s some essential human truth at the bottom of all of it. AVC: You haven’t done a ton of comedy since Major Dad, but you got to return to the sitcom world a few years ago when you had a recurring guest role on Mike & Molly. That no-nonsense, no-wasted-effort approach to acting. He was a very good actor. Rich people… It’s not a fashion show for them. Pop culture obsessives writing for the pop culture obsessed. Gerald was born on August 19, 1947. AVC: So have you heard any rumblings about the continuation of the show, either a movie or another season? Gerald has been lucky to have such caring parents. None whatsoever. It really was. [Creator] David Milch is one of the most interesting human beings I’ve ever been around. K. L. Connie Wang is a member of the Television Critics Association who's been published in The Orlando Sentinel, Campus Circle and Latina Bride magazine, as well as such websites as Parade Magazine, TV Fodder, and The Travel Channel. My God, I’d hate to be a cynic. He graduated from University of Mississippi. And you rehearse for four-and-a-half days, and then they bring an audience in, and you shoot it. GM: Yeah, I proposed the Simon & Simon reunion movie to CBS and they went for it, and that was fine. [Laughs.] And I just didn’t feel like being a part of it anymore. Not so much creatively on that one, although it was a wonderful creative experience, and Shanna Reed was just a joy. Gerald McRaney, Actor: Die unendliche Geschichte. And playing the role was fascinating. I’m really supposed to be a character actor. His parents were Clyde and Edna McRaney in Collins, Mississippi, United States. [Laughs.] I really liked it. But that was one of the things that irritated me about it, and I realized it my first day there, when they took me for fittings to a private shopper. Working on that show—it has been magnificent. GM: Well, I am in awe of any kind of superb talent. GM: Yeah, the last one of those that I did… Well, for one thing, I was doing it when I was doing the audition for what became Simon & Simon, when I did the reading for Pirate’s Key. Not long after he entered the ’80s, he made the jump from character actor to leading man, spending eight seasons playing Rick Simon on CBS’s Simon & Simon before shifting into sitcom mode for four seasons of Major Dad. I started out in a rep company, where you’re carrying a spear one night and being the king the next. This was built into the Constitution. As I said, I am the Chief Steward, but in addition to that, I am a former Agent X myself and the handler of the guy who is the current Agent X. I have no idea. AVC: It would appear that your first on-camera appearance, excluding any commercials that might’ve preceded it, was playing Wesley Stuart in Night Of Bloody Horror. AVC: Your ’70s output is a significant amount of ground to cover, but are there any of those guest appearances during that era that particularly stand out for you? So I don’t know where he was headed, but I don’t think Hearst would’ve necessarily been a part of the immediate future. I like her, I really do. “And you’ve got 10 minutes!” So that was sort of fascinating. I was a guest actor on the show, my participation in it was the blink of an eye, and to really notice things like that, you have to experience a few episodes and see how the editing has changed, how scripts overall have changed, what the tone has been that isn’t anymore, or has the philosophy of the show changed, or the theme? AVC: Jackals was also your first time working with Wilford Brimley. Yeah, that was my description of Delta. In other developments, Netflix announced that it … AVC: I hadn’t realized that. With Barlow, it’d be a lot easier to figure out the people he didn’t piss off. A shotgun blast goes off, but we weren’t in on whether father or son died. Again, sometimes in spite of yourself, but it gets done. I feel very, very fortunate to be doing the things I’m doing right now. GM: No, other than driving the humvee, I think that’s about as close to doing a stunt as I did on that movie, so I don’t know why I’ve got a credit as doing stunts on that. GM: Oh, well, on that one… I think you might be able to appreciate this one: I’d get so fascinated watching [Robert] Duvall work, I forgot it was my turn to talk! The network didn’t even want to hear about me, but they had tested everybody else in creation for the role opposite Jameson, who already had his role. We just had a ball making that show. Although it had the best ratings of any scripted show on A&E, second overall only to the reality show Duck Dynasty, A&E dropped the show shortly after the season ended. GM: Well, it’s interesting: That actually sort of helped me. Robert [Taylor] is just a joy to work with, and everybody on that show gets along with everybody else, which was another great part of the experience. Now I can have my coffee in the morning again and it’s not a problem. What draws you to a project? McRaney can currently be seen in the fourth season of Longmire, the series’ first since making the jump to Netflix. Barlow aligns himself by bringing up examples of Nighthorse’s unscrupulous practices. Longmire (TV Series 2012–2017) - Gerald McRaney as Barlow Connally - IMDb. I’ve never had what you would call a breakout. You know, I’m just a day player, but that was the reception I got! The first inclination I had about acting was in junior high school and, you know, like any other kid who grew up with the cowboys and stuff like that, I was sort of interested in the movies on that level. That’s all that was: They started out with a wonderful idea, a wonderful premise, and then started to second-guess what it was they were doing. We had such wonderful directors on that show and some wonderful writers, and what I’d do was just get in their hip pocket and follow them around like a puppy dog, watching them do what they did. Photography: Lewis Jacob/Netflix ... (Gerald McRaney), drunk at the wheel, drive his vehicle into a ditch. Write CSS OR LESS and hit save. I’m sure! The actor: Gerald McRaney started his acting career in the late ’60s and kept so busy throughout the ’70s that it seemed like he was in every hour-long drama on the primetime schedule. You’ve been acting for several decades. That made an impression on me, and I wanted to see her again. And the writers in that episode stole a line from me, because there’s a scene where the brothers are driving to meet this lady, and A.J.—Jameson Parker’s role—has never even heard about this woman, and there’s this big effect that the mention of her name has on me, and he wants to know about her, and I’m being rather closed-mouthed, and he says, “All right, just… what does she look like?” And there’s a little back and forth, and finally I said to him, “All right, well, one thing: She’s got those kind of gin-clear blue eyes that a man knows, once he’s lost in them, he’s never going to find his way out.” [Laughs.] Branch Connally (Cassidy Freeman). [Laughs.] But I’ll tell you something very important about The Rockford Files: That’s where I learned how to handle myself like a gentleman on set, because Jim Garner set such a great example of exactly how to do that. Because it’s going to necessarily be so depressing,” and this, that, and the other thing. Instead of being, “Let’s make this the best show we can make about this subject,” it was, “Yeah, but are people going to tune in in big numbers to watch this?” As it turned out, they didn’t tune in in big numbers anyway. Thanks for sharing such an awesome interview. But the way that role came about was that I had gotten as far as testing for the studio and it was down to me and a couple of other guys for a thing called Gypsy Warriors, which was going to be a series about two Americans during World War II who go behind enemy lines in France and work with the underground at making ready for the invasion of Europe. AVC: Did you happen to have a good Incredible Hulk anecdote? And I began to get the feeling that what we were doing wasn’t really right, because it sort of indicated that post-apocalyptic life was not only survivable but, you know, wasn’t really all that bad! Back then, every day must’ve brought you another new experience. But I have had the most fascinating career, particularly this latter part of it. There’s a law of diminishing returns that comes into play at some point. Other interests include shopping (especially when it comes to finding the best bargain! You know, it really doesn’t matter what the role is, whether you’re playing brothers or friends or enemies. This is terrific!” And it was done. After killing David Ridges, sheriff Longmire uncovers a clue that could prove that Ridges killed Miller Beck. And it beats the hell out of working for a living. Most people know Gerald McRaney from the long-running series “Simon & Simon” and “Major Dad” and, more recently, “House of Cards” and “ Longmire ,” in which he plays the wealthy and powerful real estate magnate Barlow Connally. GM: I doubt that I would even be asked in, because the last thing we saw of Hearst was his leaving town, and I don’t know what David’s plans would be for anything beyond that, other than knowing that his original idea was to just follow the history of the place. AVC: Did you enjoy the opportunity to have a little Deadwood reunion on Justified? And they were very nice. GM: Well, it wasn’t explained in exactly those words, but, yeah, that sort of tone was explained to me up front. Yes. You go in, you go to work, you have a read-through like proper actors, and then the writers go back and they change things because it didn’t quite sound the way that they expected to coming out of real mouths. What’s your secret to a successful relationship? AVC: In the ’70s, you were basically on every show ever. That was something written by people who had no concept of what hippies really were, but it was their hippie movie. You’ve been married for 25 years. There was this—I thought—mistaken notion of rich people. AVC: …and they’re all absolutely epic. But it was an episode that was written by Nick Corea, who was a writer-producer on that show. And I loved the sort of philosophy he had about war crimes: “All wars are crimes.” I’ve met several people who were at that level in the military, and they all have this sort of thing in common that nobody has ever stated in exactly these words, but their job ultimately is to try and piece things back together as best they can when everybody else has screwed things beyond all recognition. And their line producer, Pat McKee, is a guy who started out as a trainee on Simon & Simon in the old days, so there’s an association with a couple of people on that show. But I don’t know what their intention was beyond that. [Laughs.] Wolfgang Petersen is, as you well know, one of the finest film directors ever, and I had just—well, several months before being offered that role, I’d seen Das Boot, and I was just blown away. An avid reader, Connie is a huge fan of monthly serial romance novels and Craig Johnson's Walt Longmire series. And you can actually plan a life around that schedule! Gerald McRaney is an American television and movie actor. And I was in Virginia, and my agent called me again and said, “When can you be back home?” I said, “Well, that all depends on how Butch does tomorrow.” He said, “Well, let me know as soon as you can, because they’re holding that role open for you.”. Most of the time, he was sitting in his canvas chair with a cup of coffee and a cigarette, chewing the fat with whoever wanted to. What am I getting myself into?” And then he wound up just being this great guy who I still hang out with. You can have the biggest star in the world; if the script isn’t there, neither is the movie. Gerald McRaney Celebrity Profile - Check out the latest Gerald McRaney photo gallery, biography, pics, pictures, interviews, news, forums and blogs at Rotten Tomatoes! You know, you don’t hear about this ratings business. But I opened it up, having the shoot-out with Matt Dillon. Clyde McRaney is the father of Gerald McRaney and his mother is Edna McRaney. You have entered an incorrect email address! To have an acting partner of that kind of immense talent and to be able to go one-on-one with him, it’s like a tennis player playing a great opponent or a football player being a receiver to a great quarterback. And I went in and read with Jameson for the studio people and the network people all crammed into Phil’s office, and by the time I got home that afternoon, I found out that I’d better start packing, because we’d start working Monday… in Florida! We had lunch together the first day, and we had our first date just after we finished doing that episode, and basically we’ve been together every day ever since. I had sworn off the institution because I was obviously no good at it, so it’s gotta be her and not me. But we had guys like Vincent McEveety and Burt Kennedy and several other people, but there were a handful that I really admired what they were doing, and I basically just sort of copied what they were doing, at least to begin with. But the association that I got to have with the Marine Corps because of that show just was mind-altering. We can do that.” [Laughs.] Have you seen any scripts? GM: Yeah, I was in three episodes of that during its last three years, including the final episode of Gunsmoke. Yeah! You are going back. I just remember having to learn it. I improvised the last line I had with Jameson’s character, which was, “So long, pretty boy!” Because that had been my original take on him when I met him, when he and Phil came over to ask me to read for that role: “Oh, geez, a pretty boy. Or 35 or 55 or 65, for that matter! Likewise, McRaney’s work on the sitcom and series like Major Dad, Promised Land, and the Castle is best known. For a long time after I quit smoking, I drank nothing but tea because there was too strong of an association – my morning started with newspapers, cigarettes and strong coffee. And it’s what’s fun for me. I mean, you couldn’t make any real money working in that rep company. She discovers after she has gotten the  job that there has been, throughout history, a special agent that works totally at the command of the vice president, and no one else in the government knows about this agent. I think the most important thing all of us learned from that was how not to make a movie. AVM: That reminds me: you’re credited on The A-Team for “Stunt Double.” Is that an inaccurate credit, or were you your own stunt double? Things like that. I haven’t seen a script, an outline. [Laughs.] His father, Barlow Connally (Gerald McRaney), a … About a month later, my agent called me to tell me that Fran Bascom, a casting director who had been helpful to me when I first came out here, wanted to know if I’d be interested in doing a guest role on a sitcom she was casting. “Despite Longmire being A&E’s most-watched series attracting an average of 5.6M viewers in Season 3, the network axed it, claiming the show … AVM: That’s actually one of my favorite recent guilty-pleasure movies. That’s the only other series besides Rockford that you did on four separate occasions. I’m a redneck kid from Mississippi, born and raised a Southern Baptist. The last several episodes featured Graham Green whom I do recognize, and there was Gerald McRaney from the old Simon and Simon series who was featured in several episodes. What the hell do I know about Hebrew? And that’s a blessing and a luxury, when it really is about the art of the thing. I play a chief of security for a very wealthy man who Will Smith is trying to con in a very big way. AVC: And your big claim to fame was that you were the last person to be in a gunfight with Matt Dillon, right? You know, I have some of the old DVDs of Simon & Simon, and the most painful thing for me to do is see all the stunts that I used to be able to do and think to myself, “How the hell did I ever do that, and why can’t I do it anymore?”. And Shelley Berman as a director is a damned good stand-up comic. Once they saw that I wasn’t going to screw up too badly, that I could in fact walk and chew gum at the same time, I got asked back to do more. It’s nice to meet you. It was going to be post-apocalyptic. AVC: Growing up with cowboys began your interest in movies, and then you ended up appearing on the definitive cowboy series, and on three separate occasions, no less. One of my favorites also! And then they started second-guessing themselves. I’m actually cooking my favorite –  collard greens and black-eyed peas. Forget producer and writer and all that for a moment. That one stands out because it was the first role I had in Hollywood, and let’s see… All of those Quinn Martin roles, those were great fun, because it was that Quinn Martin repertory company. GM: A little bit, a little bit. But just about all of those people have wound up with careers in the movie business… to my mind in spite of Night Of Bloody Horror rather than because of it! GM: No, there was a story arc in that first season. I love her dearly, and Beverly Archer, Jon Cypher, Matt Mulhern, and all the kids on the show were just terrific. One is Big Daddy in “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” and the other is Claudius in “Hamlet.”. CTRL + SPACE for auto-complete. And to realize that, throughout the military, the dedication of these people and the realization that they’re just people like you and me who have a really, really demanding, strange, sometimes wonderful, sometimes terrifying job to do, and they do it, and they do it magnificently… That was a life-altering experience for me to do. What a character. If you’re like me, then you were waiting to see what happened between Branch Connolly (Bailey Chase), and his father Barlow (Gerald McRaney) who had appeared to get the drop on his son, because, despite Branch’s many flaws, he’s not as crooked as his pop. He spent his childhood with his Englis… But, again, it was a great idea. And it’s fascinating, because I had met her—briefly—at the Publicist Guild Awards luncheon. Gerald McRaney: He’s scary. I read the script, and I was, like, “Whoa, what did I do to piss somebody off?”. Once you got into a couple of those, you were pretty much going to do them all… and I think I pretty much did do them all at one point or another. For instance, you did four episodes of The Rockford Files, playing four different characters. And then I think people started to pay too much attention to some of the stuff the critics were saying, like, “How is this show going to sustain? AVC: Tusk was reportedly influenced by, if not directly based on, Warren Buffett. And that was a great joy for me, because my dad and I—and this is going way back—would listen to Gunsmoke on the radio, and then we were big fans of it when it came on TV, so to wind up with a role on that, strapping on the six-guns and going out on Dodge Street… That was great. I don’t know why they did, but… [Laughs.] [Laughs.] Also like Justified, the series featured some of the best dialogue on TV, and you'll likely even recognize a number of faces, as Jim Beaver, Garret Dillahunt, W. Earl Brown, Gerald McRaney… Monday's Best Deals: Tenet Blu-ray, NFL Mugs, Cuisinart Slow Cooker, Outdoor Heaters, and More. In fact, in the early portion of Gerald McRaney's career he almost always played the villain; but, since his first series, Simon & Simon (1981), hit it big, he's played mostly good guys. He also portrayed “Barlow Connelly” on contemporary Western drama “Longmire” and, over the last year, has simultaneously performed arcs on … GM: Yeah! McRaney is best known as one of the stars of the television shows Simon & Simon, Major Dad, Promised Land and House of Cards. I’m still in touch all the time with Jim Beaver, and working with Timothy [Olyphant] is terrific. And it was another case where it was about the numbers. Longmire (Robert Taylor) and Barlow Connally (Gerald McRaney) (Courtesy of Netflix) Coffee or tea? And Wilford, without even thinking about it, just changed everything and did the scene, and it was, like, “Oh! Was there any discernible difference from your perspective? GM: When they asked me back. AVC: And when did you find out that this was going to be your last season on Longmire? AVC: That’s great that, at least to some extent, you can still find yourself in awe of other actors. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. The actor: Gerald McRaney started his acting career in the late ’60s and kept so busy throughout the ’70s that it seemed like he was in every hour … I tell people all the time, if you could make a good living at it, I’d still be doing rep, because that’s where all the fun is. They show up to their fashion shows dressed rather casually. GM: Yeah! Is there any role you would like to play that you haven’t yet? Watch Longmire: Down by the River from Season 4 at TVGuide.com Join / Sign Up Keep track of your favorite shows and movies, across all your devices. Not even if you’re in the fashion business. And since he had an apartment in Paris, it was decided, “Let’s go shoot there!” So he wrote—or had written—a two-hour episode of Simon & Simon, and we went to Paris for a month and shot. (McRaney laughs.) But there it was for me to learn. They stole that and put it in the episode. I don’t really even remember if it wound up in the movie at all. GM: Yeah, I had, and a lot of them were there at Universal. But then someone once said to me that people think “Star Trek” is filmed on location! And then in ninth grade I messed up a knee about halfway through football season and was out the rest of the season, and somebody suggested that I go over to the drama club and help them build sets, because my father had built houses and I had worked as a carpenter. GM: I did, indeed! GM: Just what everybody’s also heard, and I think at this point that’s a rumor that I’m not prepared to take to the bank. Mini Bio (2) McRaney holds the distinction of being the last guest star to meet "Matt Dillon" in a gunfight on Gunsmoke (1955) - in the episode, Gunsmoke: Hard Labor (1975), first broadcast on February 24, 1975 (he lost). Gerald McRaney, one of the leading stars in the program, hit viewers as Richard Simon. AVC: This is an absolute on-the-fly question based on what you just said, but when you did your episode of Cannon, did you mention to William Conrad that you used to listen to him on Gunsmoke? Did, we were introduced, and website in this week’s Longmire, and we’ve been friends this whole.... First place a clue that could prove that Ridges killed Miller Beck believe the worst of Nighthorse and is American. Killing David Ridges, sheriff Longmire uncovers a clue that could prove that Ridges killed Miller Beck had! You get with Wilford Brimley we hugged each other instead of me, there’s! 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