Toronto Sun Martin Sheen quotes from a favourite book, psychiatrist M. Scott Peck's inspirational bestseller The Road Less Travelled, to express what he has learned along the way. It's a mystery to be explored, and not a problem to be solved. He plays a man whose wife is diagnosed with the disease. I adore her. They appeared together in a 1972 movie of the week, Goodbye Raggedy Ann, but didn't get to know each other then.
Sheen knows Toronto like a second home.
Roses brought him to the Royal Alex in the '60s. Always, he rents a house and a car and makes an effort to get out and about. This time, that meant the first Raptors and Leafs games at the Air Canada Centre, the latter because son Ramon Estevez, an avid fan and friend of Montreal Canadien Mark Recchi, was visiting. I still don't know all the rules. It's very exciting stuff, though.