Anecdotes

He claims he gets recognized as Randal Graves mostly by his voice.

Owns and runs his own import tile company.

Worked at AT&T until high school friend, Kevin Smith, told him to audition for Clerks : Les Employés modèles (1994). He also wore an AT&T t-shirt throughout the movie.

Proposed to his wife (now divorced), Lisa Spoonauer, after only knowing her three weeks on the set of Clerks : Les Employés modèles (1994).

Even though his character had much of the dialogue, in every scene in Clerks : Les Employés modèles (1994), he had gum in his mouth. Claims it helped him relax.

Auditioned for the role of Brodie Bruce in Les Glandeurs (1995).

Was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for Best Debut Performance.

He is a huge Denver Broncos fan.

Went to NJIT school for Architecture before he dropped out and moved to LA.

Has two dogs - one named Elway and one named Barkley.

Has started his own production company in Hollywood.

Writing and Directing his second film, called "Marry Me to Death".

The idea for his movie Now You Know (2002) came from the Matchbox 20 song called "Push".

Plays the drums.

He has appeared in six films directed by Kevin Smith: Clerks : Les Employés modèles (1994), Dogma (1999), Jay & Bob contre-attaquent (2001), Clerks II (2006) and Zack et Miri font un porno (2008). Clerks 3.

Met and fell in love with his now ex-wife, Lisa Spoonauer, on the set of Clerks : Les Employés modèles (1994).

His script for Now You Know (2002) was written in about 2-3 months.

Received a nomination for Best Male Performance at the Chicago Film Festival for his role in Love 101 (2000), and has been seen in Peter Bergstrom's Something Cool.