The father of five reportedly recounted a particular instance in 2010 when he was passed over for an estimated $1 million job on the set of ABC TV’s Scoundrels because.
He would not take part in personal scenes with actress Virginia Madsen, according to Page Six. “After that, I couldn’t get a job because everybody thought.
I was this religious zealot,” he said, recalling the aftermath as “horrible.” I have a strong religious conviction. I prioritize my family and God above myself.
That’s my guiding principle. For a few years, it was difficult. However, I wasn’t going to give up. And it was successful. “My career has been amazing,” he said.
Nevertheless, McDonough’s career has flourished in spite of the difficulties, and he has assumed a number of positions that are consistent with his principles. He spoke candidly with Marc Cherry,
The show’s creator, after being chosen to play Nicollette Sheridan’s character’s husband on Desperate Housewives. He said to Cherry, “I’m sure you know, but I won’t kiss anybody.”
