WHO IS THIS ACTOR WHO ONCE LIVED ON $150 A MONTH AND NOW LIVES ON A FARM WITH HIS FAMILY?

In 1976, a young and aspiring actor made a bold move from Philadelphia to New York City with only $150 a month to his name, living in what he described as “basically a flophouse.” His life would take a significant turn after meeting the woman who would become his wife on the set of the play “Lemon Sky.”

Despite the tough beginnings, their relationship blossomed, fueled by mutual support and a shared sense of humor. His wife fondly recalls, “We’ve always been each other’s biggest support and fans. He is very freaking funny.”

Over the years, the couple attended countless award shows together and raised two children, all while navigating the highs and lows of Hollywood life. Today, they lead a fulfilling life on a farm, a stark contrast to his early financial struggles. His journey mirrors the values he cherishes in the characters he portrays, as he says, “When I go home, I try to raise my children with honesty and integrity…”