Alan: Almost every character I’ve played in the past decade has been a Jewish guy with a three-letter name.
Alan: (on earning his Actor’s Equity card) It was one of the proudest moments of my life.
Alan: (on winning president of the SAG) I am honored that the members of this great union have placed their confidence in me. I ran a campaign that offered a simple and straightforward promise - I will fight like hell to get actors their fair share.
In 2002, Alan and his wife Marg appeared in the play Love Letters for one night to raise money for West L.A. congregation Adat Shalom.
Alan was nominated for an Outstanding Guest Actor in a Drama Series Emmy in 1995 for his work on
Alan attended the Yale School of Drama for graduate school. He dropped out partway through his second year after having his heart broken by fellow classmate
Alan’s first cousin is
Alan was the State Backgammon Champion of New York in 1982.
Alan and his wife
Alan was a member of the Black Panthers and was an active protestor of the Vietnam War in the 1960s.
Was elected as President for the Screen Actor Guild in September 2005.
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