Glenn Keogh: There are a lot of good working-class people here in LA, it's not all plastic

'I haven't sold my soul to make it over there. I am still working hard. I am proud of that.'
Glenn Keogh: 'My proudest achievement is not losing my sanity after 15 years in America'

Glenn Keogh: 'My proudest achievement is not losing my sanity after 15 years in America'

I was born and raised in Dublin. I've got four sisters, my brother, mother and 11 nieces and nephews. I was formerly an accountant with CPA before moving to Australia where I worked in technology selling software for a few years.

I started acting when I was 28. I was playing football in Australia as a hobby. When I tore ligaments in my knee for a second time the physical therapist said to me, you need to take a year off the football and find another hobby.

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