cdleseurs1

Joined Jan 2007

Charlie LeSueur is known for his appearances in the "C- Bar" film series, as well as his web series, "Mysteries of the Superstition Mountains" & his live webcast, "Riding the Old Hollywood Trail."
As Arizona's Official Western Film Historian and Encore Fellow at Spirit of the West: Scottsdale's Museum of the West, he gives presentations on the western genre as well as touring the country hosting Q & A panels at celebrity western film festivals. Charlie has also written several books on the western film genre as well as being a staff writer for Arizona's Real Country Magazine.

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Oct 29, 2009

I was a Clone!

I was one of the clones! The curly haired guy in a few scenes behind Robert Vaughn. He didn't say much, just smiled and did what he was told. Many of us were acting students from the Lee Strasberg Drama Institute - so much for method acting. It was filmed across the street from Paramount at a small sound stage we entered through a back alley. They feed us from MacDonalds! I never got paid for it, so I guess I might as well not hold my breath anymore. You'll notice there is a strip across where our private parts would be, so you couldn't see our bathing suits or underwear, and we just grabbed the feeding tubes and stuck them in our navels.