This is the best of Neutrural.

Coming up, my conversation with Gary Sinise.

On this episode of Newt's world, Gary Sinise's stage, film and television career

has spanned more than four decades. At the age of 18, he co-founded Chicago Steppenwolf

Theater Company and as Lieutenant Dan Taylor in Forrest Gump, he received

nominations for Golden Grove, Screen Actors Guild, and Academy Awards

and earned the Best Supporting Actor Award from the National Board of Review

and the Commander's Award from the Disabled American Veterans.

His other film credits include Apollo 13,

ransom, snake eyes, imposter,

the Green Mile Mission to Mars and the Human State.

His most recent film and television work include I still believe

Good Joe Bell and the Netflix series 13 reasons why. He starred as Jack Garrett on the series Criminal Minds Beyond Borders and

for nine seasons as Detective Mack Taylor on the hit series CSI New York, both of

which aired on CBS. He is an Emmy Golden Globe and

two-time SAG award winner for his roles in Truman and George Wallace.

For nearly 40 years Gary has been an advocate on behalf of America's

service members beginning in the early 1980s, supporting local Vietnam veterans

groups in the Chicago area, and into the 1990s when his portrayal

of lieutenant Dan formed an enduring connection with service members throughout

the military community and as he worked on behalf of the Disabled American Veterans

Organization, which he continues to actively support today.

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