SHORT TAKES : Hulce Can’t Find Time for Roots
Actor Tom Hulce has tried to put down roots, but his busy schedule on film and stage is getting in the way.
The star of “Amadeus” and co-star in the recent “Parenthood,” appearing here in the new play “A Few Good Men,” says he bought a house in Seattle, which he grew to love while performing there a year ago in “Eastern Standard.”
“I’ve only lived in it long enough to prepare the ground for a garden,” he said. “I invited my family out to see it last summer, and they got there, but I didn’t.”
He was working on a film in Georgia at the time.
“And now, I’m not sure when I’ll be able to get out there. If the play is lucky, we’ll be here till spring. Then I’ll be six months in Russia on a film.
“I don’t think I’ll be back out until maybe a year from Christmas.”
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