Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried and this is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast

with my co-host Frank Santopadre.

Our guest this week is a writer, an Oscar-nominated director, an Emmy-nominated performer,

and one of the most prolific, visible and admired actor of the last 50 years.

You've seen it this man's face on one screen or another your entire life in dozens of classic

television shows, including all in the family mesh, the Mary Tylemorsho, Rhoda, Happy

Days, Murphy Brown, amazing stories, L.A. Law, Picket Fences, Girls, The Good Wife, Arringes

the New Black, Transparent, and of course, as Anne Romano's long-suffering boyfriend,

David Kane, in a series produced by his friend and mentor, Norman Lear, one day at a time.

He's also acted in TV movies such as Fallen Angel, Adam, when the bow breaks, the burning

beg receiving an Emmy nomination for that world.

And he's appeared in over 80 feature films, including Semi-Tuff, who stopped the rain.

Heaven's Gate undefired the thing, risky business, hot burn of believers, six degrees of separation,

shoot to kill my girl and multiplicity, just the name of you.

His latest film is called Before, During, After, and He's Very Funny in it.

He's also appeared on the Broadway stage in Productions of the Changing Room, Democracy

and Nora Efron's Lucky Guy, and from 1995 to 1999, he fought for the rights of his fellow

actors by serving two terms as president of Screen Actors Guild.

And I intend to ask him why I never got my residuals from funky monkey.

Please welcome to the show one of our favorite actors and a man who says he used to be the youngest actor on the set.

Now he's the oldest actor on the set, the talented and versatile Richard Maser.

Hey Gilbert, how you doing?

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