Charlton Heston could make heroes from history books come alive in the big screen because he had what it took to be a hero—when he fought for his country in wartime and when he struggled for his countrymen’s civil and constitutional rights in times of peace.
True to his name, Dale Dye is a “dyed in the wool” grunt who came to Hollywood not to acquire fame and fortune, but to inspire movie viewers of the war genre to see men in the profession of arms as the heroes that they are. He believes that the key to keeping an even keel to the Ship of State is knowing how to deal with people.
Highly acclaimed actor Tony Danza, whose real life experience as a knockout artist in the professional boxing arena, gave credence and realism to his cab driver and part time boxer character in the popular TV series “Taxi.”
Bruce Willis began his career in TV and would go on to become one of the biggest action stars in Hollywood. Willis is also involved in various charity works and supports the Screen Actor’s Guild Foundation.
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