Actor · Producer · The man behind "Hollycana"
When productions needed a town that would open every door — permits, locations, logistics, a police department that said yes — they called the chief of Corsicana. James Earl Jones, David Spade, and Bruce Dern shot on his streets because Robert Johnson put them there. Now, after 41 years and a final call in April 2026, he does this full-time.
Sheriffs, rangers, chiefs, deputies — 42 credits of authority roles played by a man who held actual authority for 41 years. SAG-AFTRA, Texas resident, full-time available. Repped by CORE Talent, KOR Talent, and Del Corral.
Script review, procedure, on-set direction for police stories — from a career chief who also holds a SAG card and can step into the scene he just corrected. There is no one else offering both.
41 years of service, a second act in film, and the story of how a small Texas town became "Hollycana." For police-leadership conferences, faith communities, and civic stages.
| Production | What he did |
|---|---|
| Warning Shot (2018) | Associate producer + actor — brought David Spade, James Earl Jones, and Bruce Dern to Corsicana; handled locations, permits, and logistics himself |
| FAZ | Co-producer + actor — recruited the production to Corsicana while Warning Shot was still filming |
| Corsicana (2022) | Co-writer with director Isaiah Washington — covered by Deadline, picked up for the Cannes market |
| Undying (2024) | Co-producer + actor, with James Russo and Dwight Henry |
| Up next | We Are Rough Men · Justice Between the Lines · Agent Under Fire |
"Police Chief Is a Big Reason Why Filmmakers Are Drawn to Corsicana"
— Texas Standard, statewide public radioSix galleries from his archive — set stills, premieres, four decades of service — return here at launch.
Casting inquiries route through his representation; technical-advisor and speaking inquiries land directly in his inbox and phone. Texas-based, travels anywhere the work is.
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