He worked with Tarantino a lot. And I feel like he took that rep of playing in all those crime movies. And once the sort of early 2000s hit, he went right into games because all all of a sudden you had those video games that were embracing the crime movie aesthetic. First of all, he's a he's a voice in Grand Theft Auto three. He's in Driver. Jeremy, you and I did an episode about NARC that no, not that long ago, he is one of the cops in NARC. Okay. Yeah. And of course, when they made Reservoir Dogs game, of…
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... Reservoir Dogs, because let's face it, in a movie full of guys who are incredibly tough and and mean to each other. He's kind of the toughest snarliest meanest guy in the movie, maybe next to maybe next to Big Joe. But, you know, he made it in for himself in that movie. He worked with Tarantino a lot. And I feel like he took that rep of playing in all those crime movies. And once the sort of early 2000s hit, he went right into games because all all of a sudden you had those video games that were embracing the crime movie aesthetic. First of all, he's a he's a voice in Grand Theft Auto three. He's in Driver. Jeremy, you and I did an episode about NARC that no, not that long ago, he is one of the cops in NARC. Okay. Yeah. And of course, when they made Reservoir Dogs game, of course, they got him to be in the Reservoir Dogs game because you know, how how could you not? How could you not? I also know that we're recording this, as I think, I guess in America, it's not happening around here, but in America, there's some sort of revival of Kill Bill going on like they're showing the entire Kill Bill movie like as as one long movie instead of two movies. And that's a that's a great part for him. Like it's not a big role for him, but he has some fantastic just scene stealing moments. And the fact that he sort of gets, you know, a surprise exit from the movie, even after these, you know, very emotional scenes, ...