Craig Littler|PBP|12: Hollywood, Legacy & Faith
In this episode, seasoned actor Craig Littler shares his remarkable journey through Hollywood, reflecting on his extensive career, personal challenges, and spiritual awakening. From his early days in theater to iconic roles in commercials and television shows, Craig discusses the ups and downs of the acting industry, the importance of faith, and the legacy he hopes to leave for his family. His insights into the entertainment world, combined with his heartfelt reflections on life and spirituality, create a compelling narrative that resonates with audiences.
Chapters:
00:00 The Journey of an Actor
04:42 From Syracuse to Hollywood
09:22 The Influence of Family and Faith
12:20 Memorable Roles and Experiences
16:52 The Legacy of Jason of Star Command
20:53 Nostalgia for the Past: The 60s and 70s Revival
22:17 Craig's Breakthrough: Hosting Kennedy's BirthdayParty
23:11 From Lifeguard to Actor: Craig's Early Life
25:25 An Iconic Moment: Meeting Marilyn Monroe and JFK
28:18 Transitioning to Hollywood: Craig's Journey
29:17 Commercial Success: The Winston Man and GreyPoupon
34:39 The Fantasticks and Hollywood Breakthroughs
36:35 Dallas and Other Iconic Roles
50:48 The Dark Side of Hollywood: A Cautionary Tale
56:18 Theatrical Experiences and PerformanceChallenges
01:00:00 Navigating Dark Times and Personal Struggles
01:03:20 Lessons from Rejection in Hollywood
01:16:05 Finding Faith Later in Life
01:26:41 Celebrating Love and Legacy
01:33:25 Call to Action
Website: https://www.paulbegleypodcast.com/
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Guest Promotions:
Craig Littler
Actor
Craig Littler is a seasoned actor with a career spanning over five decades in television, film, and theater. Best known for his lead role as Jason in Jason of Star Command, he also made memorable appearances in The Love Boat, Dallas, Wonder Woman, and The Dukes of Hazzard. Beyond the screen, Craig’s journey began in musical theater, leading him to Hollywood, where he became a familiar face in both drama and comedy. He even delivered the now-iconic Grey Poupon commercial line, cementing his place in pop culture history.
