by an American radio syndicator, Laurence Kahn of KGB Radio, to host a series of two-hour radio shows. Titled Geoffrey Giuliano's Roots of Rock, the shows aired on more than 60 stations in the United States and Canada. The program highlighted classic rock acts such as the Beatles, U2, and Jimi Hendrix. In 2021, he portrayed VIP #4 in the Netflix series Squid Game. Ronald McDonald and animal rights Giuliano worked for an advertising agency, Vickers & Bensons in Toronto, Canada, portraying the McDonald's advertising figurehead Ronald McDonald for "basically a year and a half" for "The Ronald McDonald Safety Show". A statement, dated "Fall/Summer 1990", in which Giuliano decried "concerns who make their millions off the murder of countless animals and the exploitation of children for their own ends" was submitted on behalf of the plaintiffs in the 1991 "McLibel" case in London. Giuliano also played the Marvelous Magical Burger King for the Burger King Corporation. Giuliano has been a vegetarian since 1970. Criticism of the United States In 2019, Giuliano published to his YouTube channel a video titled "Why I Wont Live In America", in which he explains why he stopped living in the US about 25 years prior to the video. He explains what he believes to be the good things about the US, but also explains how the negative aspects of the country's history outweighed the good—being founded on the genocide of Native Americans, and that the US "has earned its reputation as an imperialistic, marauding power". He says the Constitution and Bill of Rights were good ideas, but then describes them as "all those lofty documents" written by slave owners. Giuliano also explains that "Thomas Jefferson had over 600 [slaves] at Monticello". References External links 1953 births American biographers American male film actors Hillsborough Community College alumni Living people American male biographers Writers from Rochester, New York People from Albion, Orleans County, New York People from Niagara County, New York State University of New York at Brockport alumni Historians from New York (state)