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As Much As I Loved [al] Pacino And [robert] De Niro And Wanted To Be A Dramatic Actor, I Also Grew Up On Sitcoms.

I Think Because The Show ["grant Maclaren"] Is Essentially A Hopeful Show. The Show Says That As Bleak As The Future Is, The One Thing That Mankind Developed Was The Ability To Send Their Consciousness Back And Where A Lot Of The Institutions Of Modern Life Have Fallen Apart.

My Most Romantic Job: I Was A Manager At Baskin-robbins.

The Things Had Been Made A Half A Dozen Times From Silent Pictures Through The '30s And '40s. In Fact, I Think There's A Version In The '50s. And Then, Of Course, Spielberg Eventually Did A Version Of The Lost World, But This [filming] Was '91, I Think. And We Shot It In Zimbabwe.

Seinfeld [show] Had Been So Huge For Me. It Was One Of Those Things Where I Discovered Seinfeld Really Early And Was Making Sure Everyone I Knew Was Watching It. I Would Tape It On Vhs And Show It To People That Hadn't Seen The Show Yet.