Tony Fitzpatrick

Tony Fitzpatrick sits down with Will in the middle of Williamsburg's Pierogi Gallery on the morning after the opening of his 2010 exhibit, Drawings for Crazy Horse. It's not really a tribute to the Olgala Lakota war leader, but a group of collages from Crazy Horse's perspective. For all you listeners out there, Tony's a pretty big guy--he gets a lot of work in Hollywood playing tough guys--but on the inside he's a soulful fellow. His passions seems to flow with the down-trodden--past projects have dealt with the Hobo alphabet and his experiences following his father, a burial vault salesman, around their native city of Chicago. Also, a touching tribute to studio assistants--it's about time! (34 minutes).