>>65567130
>Hollywood prefers actors who have had experience with roles as opposed to those learning second hand
Many are saying this.

>>65567130
>Dale Dye
He did a Sunday radio show on KFI for a couple of years
>covered military topics
>would have guest hosts when he was off doing movie shoots
>just two hours
>pretty formulaic
>easy listen
>would occasionally have interesting guests

>>65567130
Is there anyone who could take the reigns as soon as he ages out of acting? I dont know of any military veteran character actors besides the wide dude who played Kylo Ren

>>65567701
There's gonna be plenty after the war with China.

>>65567130
There's a little more to that. He was a grunt before he became a combat correspondent, and wanted to get into consulting. It was only Oliver Stone pushing him into the acting role during Platoon.
>>65567701
I'd be more concerned with his role as a consultant. He brings a ton of authenticity to productions that will probably be lost with him.

>>65567701
R Lee Er...oh wait ;_____;

>>65567130
His main role was as a consultant brought in to help military stuff be more accurate and authentic-feeling, the acting stuff was generally secondary to that. My dad (art department) worked with him a few times, I know Outbreak was an example.

>>65567130
He's done a really good job
>>65567701
Gary Sinese didn't serve but he's spent so much time around people who have that he probably could serve as a consultant on that kind of thing