Rex: (about being respect and being famous) I want to be respected by my peers and try to keep my work fresh. I came out here to work. If I'm fortunate enough and lucky enough to have celebrity go along with that, that's fantastic. Being famous was never in the cards for me.
Rex: (about his friends and family supporting his career change) My best friend and my family knew I could get a job acting. They were very supportive.
Rex: (About his new found fame) It still blows me away sometimes that somebody even wants to interview me or wants an autograph or a picture with me. I'm thinking, okay, well that's cool, but I wonder why. Sometimes I have to remind myself.
Rex: (Being on CSI: Miami) I didn't start off the show. I was hired on the sixteenth episode, and not even as a regular. I was hired for one episode. They liked David Caruso's and my chemistry together. My agent called and said they wanted me for one more episode. That turned into nine in a row in the first season. In the second season I did thirteen, and in the third season I did nineteen. And then last year, they finally stepped up to the plate and signed me on as a regular. It's been fantastic.
Rex says that Det. Frank Tripp from CSI: Miami is his favorite character.
Rex was a 1987 Oklahoma State Duck Calling Champion and he was 4th runner-up in the World Championship of Duck Calling.
Rex's character in Cliffhanger (1993) known as Travis, Travis is just his nickname, his full name is Richard Travers.
In the Halloween Episode
As of 2006 he lives in Sherman Oaks, California.
Rex has a B.A. degree in Radio, Television and Film from the University of Oklahoma.
Rex stands Six feet, four inches tall.
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