Is known on the comic con circuit as The Man of 1000 faces for all the classic characters he portrays.
Shares a November 15th birthday with, Ed Asner, Beverly D'Angelo, Yaphet Kotto, "Macho Man" Randy Savage, Jerry Rees, Judith Chapman, Whitman Mayo, Bill Melendez, and Joseph Wapner to name a few.
Created a comic book with Johnny C and Jay Mooers called Bisbick Heinz Agent 57.
Created a Card/Dice game called Kabeshan, which he is in the process of finding distribution for.
Featured on pages 42 and 43 of the book Holy Headshot by Patrick Borelli and Douglas Gorenstein.
Featured as Rosco P Coltrane on Facebook in a video with John Schneider that has well over 2,000,000 views.
His Uncle Thomas Franklin Martin was killed by a train in 1937, and his ghost stayed around, the story appears in Joseph Citro's book, "The Vermont Ghost Guide" a second conjuring 2020.
Is on a Trading Card from The Walter Day Collection/ Superstars of 2020 as Fake Billy Mitchell Card #3342.
Hosts a podcast called All Our Yesterdays, where he and guest co-hosts talk to celebrities, authors, and more.
Runs a group on Facebook Called Where our past comes Alive, dedicated to pop culture from the past.
Once sang 40 seconds of Blue Christmas with Millie Kirkham, who backed up Elvis on that famous recording.
Been an Elvis fan his whole life and made the trip to Graceland in 2014.
Lost both his parents in 2005 His father on October 23rd and his Mother on November 5th.
Elvis, Robin Williams, Jimmy Stewart, Jeff Bridges, and Kurt Russell have been his inspiration in the entertainment business.
Father taught him to play spoons as a child, in his teens he taught himself to play drums.
Met Robin Williams in 1983 while Robin was filming The Survivors, the story of that meeting is in his book Life Inside My Head available on Amazon.
Top Three Movies, It's A Wonderful Life, TRON (1982), and King Kong (1976).
Met, Art Carney in 1997 at his home in Connecticut, was one of the coolest experiences ever.
Big fan of The Honeymooners, Batman (1966), Star Trek, The A-Team, and The Love Boat, for a complete list, buy his book on amazon :).
Four Commercials R.W. filmed in New Hampshire won the - NH Association of Broadcasting's 'Granite Mike Awards', in 2018 (The entire 'Neighbors' campaign won a Merit Award and the 'Neighbors - Air Conditioning' spot won a First Place Award!).
Once wrote a joke (observation) for Arsenio Hall that he used on the air. "How come on Star Trek you never see anybody go to the bathroom".
Was at a taping of The Arsenio Hall Show, on April 19, 1994, Season 6 show 130. When the show starts Arsenio points to R.W. who is holding up a photocopy of an autograph, (in the photo Arsenio has his hands on his face), and Arsenio points to R.W. and then puts his hands on his face to acknowledge seeing the photo. at the end of the show R.W. Martin can be seen in a white shirt on the right as Arsenio is signing the LA Times newspaper from that day, with the Headline "Arsenio Canceled" R.W. Martin wrote a joke a few years earlier that Arsenio used on the air, How come on Star Trek you never see anybody go to the bathroom.
Has twelve, five-star reviews, of his book Life Inside My Head A Scattered Tale Living With ADHD Ramblin's on amazon.
Worked at two movie theaters Hoyts Showcase 5 and Hoyts Cinema 9 where he was in charge of promotions. While working at the theaters he dressed up as Ace Ventura, The Riddler, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Commander Riker, Snake Plissken, and Cable Guy to name a few, for opening night.
In 2002 while working at Hoyts Showcase five in Burlington Vermont, he and fellow employee Lyndsay McClain created The Adventures of Farmer Browns Cows children's books.