The treacherous wildfire that tore through the Pacific Palisades had left his once-lush neighborhood charred and unrecognizable.

Actor Steve Guttenberg weighed in on the devastating Los Angeles wildfires that have ravaged the Palisades neighborhood, billowing luxurious homes into grim ashes in its wake. “Just this morning,

Steve Guttenberg doesn’t just play a good guy on the screen. The actor, best known for performances in hit films like “Police Academy” and “Three Men and a Baby,” sprang into action when Los Angeles County wildfires threatened the area around his Pacific Palisades neighborhood.

Known for his roles in movies like “Police Academy,” “It Takes Two” and “Three Men and a Baby,” Guttenberg, 66, was caught by local news station KTLA 5 on Tuesday as he was out moving cars to make room for fire trucks to drive into the endangered community.

But instead of evacuating, the star decided to jump in and help, moving cars from the street so firetrucks could get through. During an interview with KTLA, Guttenberg urged residents who were abandoning their cars on the streets to leave their keys in the car so that he could move them for fire crews:

The "Three Men and a Baby" actor told CNN that he hadn't "seen anything like this in my entire life, and I don't think many people have."

Actor Steve Guttenberg talks about the impact of the devastating California wildfires and helping people in his neighborhood in Manhattan Beach.