J.T. was 6' 1" (1.85 m) tall.
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Before his death, J.T. was hoping to follow the example of Gene Hackman and get away from playing the psychos and cowards he had been typecasted as, playing more complicated and substantial character parts.
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Hidden Agenda (1998) was the last film J.T. ever shot. It was dedicated to his memory.
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Some of J.T.'s early jobs also included tending bar at some of Manhattan's best seafood restaurants.
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The television movie Dollar for the Dead (1998) was dedicated to J.T..
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J.T. had intended to go by his real initials, J.P. Walsh, but during a casting call, his initials were miscalled as J.T. and he liked it better than J.P..
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J.T. appeared in David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross on Broadway in 1984.
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J.T. narrated the Nixon audiobook.
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In 1998, J.T. was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor for: Breakdown (1997).
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In 1994, J.T. was nominated for the Saturn Award for Best Supporting Actor for: Needful Things (1993).
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