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    1. > “I miss the camaraderie that I had with the people on the sets. I had old-school producers and old-school people that worked as a unit, and it was a real family,” Charvet, 53, tells PEOPLE exclusively. “I don’t miss the fame. I don’t miss the workload that we had because we used to work a lot, and it’s very hard to raise a family that way. I commend all of the actors who have families that are able to balance that.”

      > “It was one way for me to leave Hollywood and to still be creative,” he says of his construction life. “It was also one way for me to ensure that I would be home every morning and home every night so that I could raise my two children.”

    2. PuzzledMix9538 on

      Congratulations to David for noticing roles for heart throbs can be limited to age( with a few exceptions ) and walking away in time to create a new viable life. Most would hang in there until there was nothing left in them and die broke.
      Great Move!

    3. bicyclemycology on

      The one guy in Hollywood with his priorities straight got tf out of there as soon as he could, ha

    4. Worker3543681 on

      I watched the Baywatch documentary series and from what I remember they did not pay the talent well despite it being the number one show in television. Hasslehoff got paid of course. The rest were told that it was a stepping stone roll that would lead to better paying gigs down the line.

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