Talk:Charles S. Dutton

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I've removed the word "most" as Dutton is best known for his career, not his time spent in prison. Saying he is "most known" for turning his life around diminishes his work in theatre, film and television. Also removed the phrase "Art imitated life" in regards to his "Mary Phagan" role. Dutton didn't kill a girl, he was in a knife fight with another man and many accounts point to self-defense. My third change is to the incorrect statement that Dutton became famous for playing a character named "Roc" and that is why he's referred to by that name -- the nickname came first, then the character. Swango 22:12, 13 December 2006 (UTC)