"If you want to be patted on the back all the time - be a dog..." "I just wanted to do the most real, honest portrayal of a guy... and do things that hadn t been seen before on television. I really wanted to do that with all my heart and soul." Richard Bradford found great critical acclaim for his sensitive and realistic portrayal of McGill, the discredited ex-CIA agent reduced to working for hire as a private investigator. A perfectionist and Method Actor, he quickly came into conflict with some of the crew and his fellow actors - gaining a reputation of being awkward to work with. Interviewed in the summer of 2004, he candidly talked about his time working on Man in a Suitcase and the problems he encountered while trying to make what is, for some, the finest of ITC's action/adventure series. Originally filmed for the best-selling Man In A Suitcase DVD, this is the full interview in which Richard talks with great honesty about his early career, including his time at Lee Strasberg s highly acclaimed Actors Studio, working with Marlon Brando, and more.