Phil Valentine(1959-2021)
- Actor
- Writer
- Editor
Phil Valentine was an award-winning syndicated talk radio host known for his movie, An Inconsistent Truth. He also appeared in Atlas Shrugged 3 and The Secret Handshake. Valentine started his acting career in A Letter From Death Row, starring rock group Poison's front man, Bret Michaels, along with Charlie Sheen and Martin Sheen.
In 2012, An Inconsistent Truth, which Valentine wrote, produced and hosted, was released in theaters. An Inconsistent Truth won three film festival awards, including Best Documentary from the Nevada Film Festival. It was the top-grossing movie per screen in the country its first two weeks in theaters, and was the 20th top-grossing nature documentary of all time.
His radio show, The Phil Valentine Show, was the recipient of 18 AIR awards and three prestigious New York Festivals awards including the Gold World Medal for Best Talk Show Host. Valentine was the author of three books including The Conservative's Handbook.
Valentine lived with his wife and three sons on their farm just outside of Nashville. He died in August 2021 of COVID-19. He was 61.
In 2012, An Inconsistent Truth, which Valentine wrote, produced and hosted, was released in theaters. An Inconsistent Truth won three film festival awards, including Best Documentary from the Nevada Film Festival. It was the top-grossing movie per screen in the country its first two weeks in theaters, and was the 20th top-grossing nature documentary of all time.
His radio show, The Phil Valentine Show, was the recipient of 18 AIR awards and three prestigious New York Festivals awards including the Gold World Medal for Best Talk Show Host. Valentine was the author of three books including The Conservative's Handbook.
Valentine lived with his wife and three sons on their farm just outside of Nashville. He died in August 2021 of COVID-19. He was 61.
