Largely due to him being recalled to my attention by this movie (though I did like him before that):
Which I bought in a double set with 13 going on 30 (or whatever that Jennifer Garner film is where she is her 13 year old self in her 30 year old body) a few years ago. At the time, I’d never heard of Catch and Release and only watched it for something to do one night. Let me tell you, I have since watched that movie many, many times (and the other one maybe once more) because it is both good and Timothy O is quite…attention grabbing in it.
So when I heard of him being in a new series playing a Marshall my ears perked up. And then when a friend sent me a random pic of him saying “I’ve been watching Justified and where has this guy been”, I had to cave and buy Justified (after laughing a lot). And it’s official. The show is brilliant and my Timothy O obsession even more firmly cemented. My next book needs a hero and I have a feeling he might be the necessary inspiration. After all, what’s not to inspire?
I’m generally a pretty character driven writer and this particular hero has been standing on a wall, looking down at a burning city, muttering at me to hurry up and get to him for a while now. And now, I know what he looks like…and I’m looking forward to it even more. Though, sorry, angry wall guy, I’m still playing with those other two. Just a little while longer, I promise. And I’ll keep watching your inspiration just so you don’t feel neglected!
I watched Die Hard 4 the other day & Timothy O does make a great ‘doomsday, end of civilization as we know it’ villain. I will be watching what you do with great interest.
I’m looking forward to finding out more about him too!
A very good actor. He played Bullock in Deadwood, and a hitman in the movie hitman. A nice little obsession to have, Mel.