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Being An Actor Is Really Odd. So, Don't Take That As Your Reality - Take Your Family, Take Your Friends, Take Your Relationships - That's Your Reality. And Hang On To Them.

The High Point Of My Entire Junior High School Career Was Going Backstage After The First Concert To Meet The Beatles In Person. I Had A Huge Crush On George Harrison At The Time, Having Inherited My Family's Passion For Skinny Musicians, And I Was Simply Awestruck To Be Meeting The Fab Four In Person.

I Understand Wanting To Do Your Craft. I Understand Wanting To Have A Passion For Your Art And For Your Ability To Be An Actor, To Be A Singer, To Be A Dancer - That I Understand. Wanting To Be Famous - I Don't Get That. But That's Where We're Living Right Now.

I Don't Like To Hear Anybody In Show Business Complain, Because I Just Find It To Be Such A Grateful Business. Because There Are So Many Wonderful, Creative Souls Out There And There Are So Few Jobs. And, So, I Just Find Myself Thinking To Myself "wow, If I Could Get Into A Show Of Any Kind And Have It Last For A While" - That's When I Find Myself Really Happy.

My Feeling About Young People Who Want To Pursue A Career Is - The First Thing Is Do Your Homework On Where It All Started. Go Back And Look At History. Look At Why The Shows You Are Loving Today Happened And The Artists You Are Listening To Happened. And Do Your Homework On History. Whether It's Musical Movies, Musical Plays, Broadway Musical Recordings - Do Your Homework! And Then, That Way You Will Have An Understanding Of Why, Now, Certain Movies, Certain Plays, Certain Musicals Are Making Some Sort Of Sense.