IMBd recently featured Gary as their “Star of the Day” and shared a video interview wherein Gary talks about one of his favorite movies, discovering acting, CSI:NY, and the many benefits and features of using IMBd. See the interview in its entirety here: IMBd 20th Anniversary Interview with Gary Sinise.

Scott Barry Kaufman at Psychology Today  also recently talked with Gary for his Beautiful Minds blog.  In addition to Operation International Children and The Disabled Veterans’ Life Memorial, Gary shared his thoughts about the creative process including “group creativity,” the idea of natural ”talent” versus teaching ”talent,” and wrestling with lack of self-esteem.  Read the interview in Kaufman’s blog Beautiful Minds: Conversations on Creativity with Gary Sinise.

And a heads-up for the November-December issue of Scene Magazine which will feature A. John Buckley’s interview Gary.  Read a few teasers by following Scene on twitter and check back here (or SiniseFans on twitter) when the issue is released.

Gary was recently a guest on “Late Nights with Jim Bohannon” and talked about CSI:NY,  Lt. Dan Band, Operation International Children and the early days of Steppenwolf Theatre.  During the segment, Gary took a number of calls from listeners and answered a variety of questions touching on topics such as the development of “Mac Taylor,” bass guitars, the evolution of Jonathan Flora’s movie Lt. Dan Band: For the Common Good, the quality of television programming, and his upcoming USO tour.

Audio of the interview is available at Jim Bohannon Archives. (The segment with Gary begins about 40:00 and ends 1:19)

For the fifth year in a row, Gary and his good friend Joe Mantegna hosted the National Memorial Day Concert.  Gary shared a few of his experiences that day via twitpic (click here).

 Photograph from Chairman of Joint Chief of Staff’s photostream.

On May 31st, Gary participated in the National Memorial Day Parade.  Below is a photo of Gary waving from the float, but check out Gary’s own coverage of the day on twitpic.

Photograph by SCBusnell

Gary at Washington, D.C. World War II Memorial Wreath ceremony on Monday, May 31st:

Photograph by Smata2

Photograph by Smata2

Below are a few links to interviews with Gary published in various media outlets over the Memorial Day weekend:

• Fox Fan Central Catches up with Gary Sinise
• Gary Sinise: We Can’t Forget; We Just Can’t Forget
• My Favorite Weekend: Gary Sinise

The August issue of American Way magazine features an excellent article about Gary.  The entire piece is available on-line here.

Thanks to Jerry C. for the tip!

Video montage of Brothers at War premiere week (nice chat with Gary):

Also,  Brothers at War  will open in eight new cities on Friday, March 27, including:

Oceanside, CA (near Camp Pendleton) at the Regal Oceanside 16
Savannah, GA (near Fort Stewart) at the Carmike Wynnsong 11
Decatur, IL (Hometown of the Rademacher Family) at the Carmike Hickory Pointe 12
Cleveland Heights, OH at the Cedar Lee Theatre
Dayton, OH (near the Wright Patterson Air Force Base) at the Regal Hollywood 20 Fairfield Commons
Lakewood, WA. (near Fort Lewis) at the AMC Lakewood Mall 12
San Antonio, TX (near Fort Sam Houston) at the Bijou at the Crossroads
Killeen, TX (near Fort Hood) at the Hollywood Stadium 14

Video of Gary’s Interview (last week) with Andrea Mitchell:

Sinise on ‘Brothers at War’

Audio: Gary’s Interview on March 26th with Michael Savage on “The Savage Nation:”

If you missed any of Gary’s television appearances this week promoting “Brothers at War,” below are available video clips (or links to the program’s website):  

Monday, March 16th on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon:

Tuesday, March 17th on MSNBC’s The Morning Joe:

Tuesday, March 17th on The View:

Or go to The View - video   Click”Celebrity Interviews.”  Click “2009.”   In the center of the page, use the horizontal scroll bar to find 03/17 interviews.  Click the thumbnail (little box) under Gary’s name and the video will begin in the larger box above the horizontal scroll bar.

Wednesday, March 18th on CBS Morning Show:

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In conjuction with the (limited) release of “Brothers at War,” Gary has given a number of interviews and made a few appearances this past week.  In an effort to not be repetitive,  two of the more comprehensive interviews with Gary are listed (and linked) below.

This coming week, watch for Gary on the following programs:

Monday, March 16th: Late Night With Jimmy Fallon, NBC
Tuesday, March 17th: The View, ABC
Wednesday, March 18th: The Early Show, CBS

The Detroit Free Press, “Gary Sinise stands up for U.S. troops: Actor produces war documentary.”

The Chicago Tribune, “Gary Sinise speaks out in defense of military with ‘Brothers at War.’”

At Chicago’s National Vietnam Veterans Art Museum, Gary Sinise stands in front of a sculpture comprising 58,000 dog tags, symbolizing U.S. losses in Vietnam. Sinise is executive producer of the documentary “Brothers at War.” (Tribune photo by E. Jason Wambsgans / February 28, 2009)

See here for “Brothers at War” updates.

Coming soon: Articles, photos and video from Columbus and Fayetteville debuts of “Brothers at War.”

This event has concluded. The transcript is available here.

Apologies for the short notice on this item.

At noon today (December 15th), Gary will be participating in Ask the White House.  This is an online interactive forum that allows you to submit a question to administration officials and friends of the White House.

Gary, a 2008 recipient of the Presidential Citizens Medal, will discuss Operation Iraqi Children and the importance of community service.

Read more about Ask the White House Here

Submit a question Here

The Rapid City Journal published a feature with Gary on Friday - print interview, photo and a (4 min) video segment.

Find it here.

Gary and the band were in town to perform at Ellsworth AFB.

KEVN Black Hills Fox News has a short segment with Gary and Lt Dan Band concert clip here.