Dallas Clark is going Hollywood, but he says Peyton Manning doesn’t have to worry.
Clark’s filming a cameo on an episode of "Criminal Minds" Monday, but promises his lines will not challenge Manning’s famous "Cut That Meat," chant from an old MasterCard commercial.
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He got the part in Criminal Minds after meeting the show’s story editor, Rick Dunkle, the story editor for the show, at a game this season. Dunkle is a big Colts fan.Clark will play plain clothes detective Austin Kent, a member of the San Diego Police Department who asks two important procedural questions during the Behavior Analysis Unit’s (BAU) presentation of the UnSub’s (that’s "bad guy" to the uninitiated) psychological profile to local law enforcement.
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Clark’s set to film his part on Monday for an episode that will air in two weeks or a month. He was very funny in talking about his expectations, joking that he’s hopeful he can turn it into some sort of call-back and recurring role.He’s not compelled to ask Manning for any acting advice.
"I’ve seen enough of those, I think I’ve kind of been able to catch a few tips here and there so I won’t have to personally ask him," Clark said of Manning and his extensive commercial experience. "I’m interested in asking the actual actors and getting feedback from the director on what direction my character is going.
Paul Kuharsky reports that #44 will test his acting chops soon. Wow. Clark is about the last person on this team I ever expected to go Hollywood. Good for him, though, even if it's just a cameo.
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Collin McCollough
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ok, i'll watch.
I don’t watch much TV other than football. There’s Just nothing good on. Now I’ll be eagerly waiting to catch those “two important procedural questions.”
He's playing a character named Austin Kent?
Dallas/Austin = Both cities in Texas
Clark/Kent = Superman
This wasn’t a coincidence, right?
by Naptime! on Mar 15, 2011 4:44 PM EDT reply actions 5 recs
Rec'd for the level of awesomeness that would be if intentional
I don't know who bacon is.
by Indyshockwave on Mar 9, 2011 3:31 PM PST
There is an Antonio
No San, though.
Writer for Stampede Blue.
by Collin McCollough on Mar 15, 2011 5:56 PM EDT up reply actions
San Diego PD huh
Dallas Clark: Agent Hotchner, could this unsub, you know, be Philip Rivers? You know, he is a psycho, you know.
Agent Hotchner: Thanks, he is good for it, we are checking him out right now.
by Ty46 on Mar 16, 2011 2:32 AM EDT reply actions 1 recs
I cannot WAIT to see this.
I’ve never seen “Criminal Minds” in my life, and will never watch it again unless Dallas, Peyton, or another Colt is on. I can’t imagine Dallas being serious, but this is going to be a highlight of the offseason. I heart Dallas Clark.































