Harvey Brownstone Interviews Harry Hamlin, Superstar Actor & Author, “Full Frontal Nudity”

Harvey Brownstone conducts an in-depth interview with Harry Hamlin, Superstar Actor & Author, “Full Frontal Nudity: The Making of an Accidental Actor”
About Harvey's guest:
Today’s special guest, Harry Hamlin, is a beloved, highly acclaimed actor who’s brought us many memorable performances throughout his 4-decade plus career.
On the big screen, he got a Golden Globe Award nomination in 1979 for New Star of the Year, for his performance opposite George C. Scott in “Movie Movie”.
He went on to star in many movies including “Clash of the Titans”, “Making Love”, “Under Investigation”, “Shoot or Be Shot”, “Immigrant”, “The Fourth Noble Truth”, “The Unattainable Story”, “No Alternative”, and most recently, “80 For Brady”.
And on TV, in addition to his performances as “Reese Hardin” on “Movie Stars”, “Aaron Echolls” on “Veronica Mars”, “Professor Chandler” on “Army Wives”, “Walter” on “Glee”, “Jonathan Dalton” on “Graves” and “Cortland Mayfair” on “Mayfair Witches”, he will forever be remembered for his portrayals of “Ned Lishman” on “Shameless”, “Jim Cutler” on “Mad Men”, for which he got an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series, and of course, “Michael Kuzak” on “L.A. Law”, for which he received 3 Golden Globe Award nominations for Best Performance by an Actor in a Television Drama Series.
And in 1987, People Magazine named him the Sexiest Man Alive.
On the stage, he’s appeared on Broadway in Clifford Odette’s “Awake and Sing” and Tennessee Williams’ “Summer and Smoke”. And he’s starred in numerous Shakespeare plays, earning a Helen Hayes Award nomination for his performance as Henry V at the renowned Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington.
In 2010, he released a memoir entitled, “Full Frontal Nudity: The Making of an Accidental Actor”, which is a highly entertaining account of his rather unusual, and at times, raucous, adventures as a young student before his film and television career began.
He graduated from Yale with degrees in Drama and Psychology, and subsequently received a Master of Fine Arts in acting from The American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco.
And if all of that weren’t enough, our guest is also the co-founder of TAE Technologies, which is at the leading edge of developing aneutronic fusion power, which is a clean, safe and inexpensive way of providing electricity to the world.
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[@harveybrownstone7840]

I was very intrigued by Harry Hamlin’s insightful and introspective comment, “I was a character actor trapped in a leading man’s body.” I find it refreshing and instructive that despite his sexy heartthrob image, Harry isn’t impressed or captivated by his own stardom. He sees himself as a working actor whose real passion is his work in developing aneutronic power, which is a promising component in the fight against climate change. I’m immensely grateful to this humble, sincere, generous human being who took time out of his busy schedule to appear on our show.

[@slc2466]

Agree, and I had no idea Mr. Hamlin has also done so much work in the science field- he's like the male Hedy Lamarr (gorgeous movie star/brilliant scientist).

[@amphotos]

This show was absolutely the best! Harry Hamlin is a total delight and Harvey YOU shine every time you interview anyone!!

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

Oh Alan thank you so much. Harry is what I would call a “reluctant star”, and when he’s just being himself, he doesn’t feel the need to exude the same sexy charisma that he demonstrates in his acting. That may surprise some people, but I’m glad you appreciated his low key and humble presentation.

[@karenkingrey6142]

I remember Harry from LA Law and always thought he was just adorable!! 😍 You know, every video you get the same compliment; how appreciative of the enormous research you do, and it’s so true!! You are just wonderful!

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

Thank you so much Karen!! I appreciate you so much!!!❤️

[@AndyTempleman-ot6lu]

Never knew much about Harry until today. Only knew him from LA LAW, which I watched every season, and Mad Men, which I forgot until you mentioned it in your introduction. I always appreciate your list of accomplishments at the start of your interviews.

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

You have no idea how much your comment about my introductions means to me. I work HOURS on those introductions!!!

[@slc2466]

Terrific interview- loved how you mention Harry's heritage as a means to approach his entrance into acting. Harry was a major crush for many growing up in the 1980's, and a fine talent (he's displayed remarkable skill as an actor from his very impressive debut in "Movie Movie"). Along with his acting gifts, he's still got that great voice and looks to die for! Had no idea he also has scored major accomplishments as a scientist. Hope for continued success for Mr. Hamlin, and thanks for the great one-on-one.

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

I really appreciate your very kind comments about this interview. Thank you so much.

[@rhd123]

Fantastic Harvey!!! I love your new backdrop too!

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

Finally someone has commented on our new background screen!! Thank you so much!

[@susankendal8167]

he is so much more than he appears . thank you

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

Interesting comment…

[@susankendal8167]

@@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980 I didn't know he was so cerebral and interesting. I suppose his good looks and zany wife made me assume he is less intelligent. Thank you for your in-depth interview. I now have much more respect for him.

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

Well, his wife may be outwardly “zany” but off-camera, she’s anything but.

[@MaleOrderBride]

Hmm...he's a very reluctant celebrity. A man of few words!😁

[@harveybrownstoneinterviews8980]

He’s truly brilliant