>Unfortunately, most of the world didn't find too much use for his movies. There were many articles about his time in Hollywood. And all of them came to the consensus that he never would have had any kind of movie career except for his being Michael Eisner's personal instructor.
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>I think maybe Segal's first 2 movies did acceptable. But then poof his career was over.
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Oh well, I guess that's why they make 31derful flavors. I didn't say he was the best actor, I just enjoy his movies. (Not so much that I would pay to see them). But, then again, I like Tom Cruise's movies too, and George Clooney. Robert Duvall is my current favorite actor.