<![CDATA[met this dude once]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Craig Sheffer

savario — 19 years ago(February 23, 2007 06:26 AM)

I met this dude once during filming of The Program in Columbia, SC. He seemed like a short ass-clown at the time. Though I'm sure he's gotten cooler as he's matured. He's been in a lot of movies, I wonder why he never really hit it big? Why are most actors so short?

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Cool Story bro.

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loved him in that movie and I love his face its so different, exotic and expressive, yum!

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Good in A RIVER RUNS THROUGH IT, no doubt.
http://shareddarkness.com/2008/07/06/american-crude-dvd.aspx
^^ Terrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrriiible writer-director, though. "Craig back away slowly from the camera keep your hands where we can see them."

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Why wasn't he a very charming guy? What did he do/say? I'm just curious. lol

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I thought he was excellent in A River Runs Through It and The Program.

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He is about 5 ft 9 inches- I saw him in Wilmington making the pavillion
not a very charming guy

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Definitely not 6'2"I'd guess 5'8" maybe on a good day. But the other actors were pretty short also (ie. James Caan, Halle Berry). You see them on screen and they look 6'2", so it's kind of freaky to see they're short and small. Maybe they film better that way?

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He's definitely not 6'2! He is shorter than Chad who is 5'11.5"

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It says here he's 6'2". Unless it's wrong, that's not short.

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