Gary Sinise is one of my all-time favorite actors. He's been in Apollo 13 (Ken Mattingly), CSI: NY (Detecive Mac Taylor), Forrest Gump (Lt. Dan Taylor [lots of Taylors XD]), Of Mice and Men (George Milton), and many more. He's brilliant!

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He played in Of Mice and Men?! Omg, that's so awesome! [wants to see it]

I can see him be George! Argh. [adds to long movie-list]

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Yeah! He's in The Grapes of Wrath, too. And I, too, have a very long movie list. @_@

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He must be a Ray Bradbury fan!

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I must see these movies!

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Gary Sinise is one of the Steppenwolf theater (Chicago) gang of alumni including John Malkovich and a half-dozen others. He's a fine stage actor as well.

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Omg, that's why he looked familiar!!! I just realized that he played George in Of Mice & Men!!!! I knew he looked familiar as I was watching it, but I only made the connection now, 2 years later! Wow, that took awhile... anyway, I like his performances in The Forgotten and Apollo 13. And I just recently went to Disneyworld w/ my family last week, and I went on Mission: Space (a space simulator ride. Tis soooooo realistic!!!) a bunch of times, and he's in the little introduction video before the ride! He plays the mission control commander or something, and he talks to all the "trainees" before they go into the simulator.
~Mrs. Bloom~

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I believe Gary Sinise is also in the movie Snake Eyes where he plays a rogue navy officer. Its a good movie with Nicholas cage. It was on TV a couple of nights ago lol.I also think he plays mac really well in CSI:NY.

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