Yes, he is out of prison and works at acting. No, he is not discussed. Speaking only for myself, after all, "the saddest thing in life is wasted talent and the choices that you make will shape your life forever" and those were some horrific choices.

He had so many commitments at the time that he only had 2 weeks to film THE USUAL SUSPECTS … what an incredible task and what a push for Dan and Kevin … anyone in the police station scenes…

Bob prefers to be called "Bob" by anyone … and yes, something more formal is a sign of respect, but he is incredibly private and humble and, for him, Bob (not Bobby) it is …

My son actually requires new interviewees to watch the movie and give a report on the life lessons in it - he tells them he will know if they Googled it - how they react to the movie and its lessons play a big role in if they get hired. It takes integrity to recognize integrity, or so the story goes.

I feel it's his best performance, mainly because he did incredibly homage and justice to David Rabe's script, which was crisp and intense ~ not only Chazz but the entire cast was on their A game … his role as Phil was pristine! Anyone doing a "character study" should see these performances ~ and dissect them.