Richard Burgi: (On how he manage to keep his work and family life balanced) I switch wives weekly. I have a rotation of about 20-30 that I have made pledges too! Ha, Ha! I call it my wedding carousel! On a serious note, behind every good man is a great woman.
Richard Burgi: (On his athletic ability to do his own stunts) I have a fortunate amount of genetic programming in my system. But I'm a pretty lazy guy. I've always been active, but all this gets to be annoying sometimes, you know? You gotta run and jump and do this and jump off that, hang off this. And it's crazy. This week I cut myself, wound up with stitches in my hand. I hit my head, I've cracked teeth. I mean, it's nothing major, but I'm very vain. This sort of thing can get to you after a while.
Richard Burgi: (On the abrupt cancellation of The Sentinel back in 1998) I don't think it was abrupt. I think they were doing these packages of 65 episodes for shows and it met a certain criteria, and once that was fulfilled, I think it was just a business decision. Good or bad, it was just a decision.
Richard Burgi: (on what career he'd chosen if he hadn't chosen acting) Professional boxer, because I like silk robes and silk trunks! Also, I like the idea of a cup man in my corner!
Richard Burgi came from a family involved in community theater in suburban Montclair, NJ
Richard appeared on Access Hollywood's Celebrity Home Tours (1999), showing off his Laguna Hills bungalow.
Richard dated Anne Heche, who co-starred together on NBC soap Another World, and lived together in the late 1980s and early 90s.
He made his TV-movie debut in Chameleons (NBC, 1989).
He joined his Desperate Housewives castmates at the 13th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on January 28th as part of the cast nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series.
His height is 6' 2?" (1.90 m).
He became an actor at age 28.
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