What’s Curtis Armstrong Up To?

Posted on July 17, 2011 by Taminar

When I hear the name Curtis Armstrong, two facts come to mind:

He played Herbert Viola in the TV series Moonlighting, back in the ’80s.
He came to Pensacola to help protect patients and doctors going into abortion clinics one doctor was fatally shot in the 1990s.

I admire him for both, and I think he’s done a good job in any film or TV show I’ve seen him in.

Now he has a new gig, doing a voice in an animated series called Dan Vs. It sounds like a very funny show, and I’m looking forward to checking it out. A few episodes and some clips are available to watch at The Hub online.

GeekChicDaily has a great interview with Curtis, where he reminisces about his work in the ’80s and talks about the new show.

If you want to take a look back at some of Herbert Viola’s shining moments in Moonlighting, check out the David and Maddie fan site.

About Taminar

When I grow up, I want to make movies and write books. Now in my 50s, I wonder if I'll ever really accomplish the dreams of my youth. I have made two short films, one for a college film-making class, the other for an MTV-sponsored contest. I have written short plays that have been produced, and a few short stories and reviews that have been published. I also perform and direct for community theatre. My working life has included stints in local TV news, public relations, retail management and cashier, and for a couple of years, I made the rides go at Walt Disney World. I have two cats and a husband.

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