The The Hello everyone and welcome to the Tobolowski files a series of stories about life, love, and the entertainment

industry as told by actor Stephen Tobolowski.

My name is David Chen, I'm the managing editor at slash film.com and joining me today he is the man who played

Robert in the 1976 film Keep My Grave Open. Stephen Tobolaski Stephen how are you

doing today? Oh man!

Okay now you have driven a stake through my heart with Robert slash the stable boy and keep my

grave up with them. David this was the show that I got my SAG card on.

Yeah, this is according to IMDb this is your one of your earliest credits.

It's it's the first real credit in that I had to get a professional, you know, you had to join the union,

the Screen Actors Guild to be in professional films and I had to buy back in the old days David what year was this in what year did you

1976 76 I had to buy sagging afterward together at that time so my sag after a car David cost $120.

Now, actors who are living today are probably passing out and driving off the road because I think in

Los Angeles, Sagin after a separate, you have to pay separately for those.

I think it's something like three grand or something. I don't want to misstate I I haven't

bought my sad card in many years but it's a lot of bread to buy a sad card now

yeah that was that was and David you should know that I keep my grave open is

actually a kind of a cult hit in England. I think it's a cult hit in England and I had a famous horse monologue and I was

murdered in a shower with a samurai sword. That sounds about right. It sounds about

par for the course for a Stephen Tobolaskki role. But it's cool that you got your big break

with Keep My Grave Open and the world of entertainment has never been the same.

That is true. Well Stephen, you last left us with a cliffhanger from last week's episode.

First of all to get the maximum enjoyment from this week's episode We should say people should probably listen to

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