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Another great and the perfect moment for

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you to enter. That

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That
I knew you were going up to Toronto.

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Yeah. But I knew I knew that that that

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Kripke had had some things planned for

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you. I didn't exactly know what.

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And you and I hadn't talked about what.

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And then we did talk about what. And

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and the first thing that Rob said to me

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was I don't know if I'm going to

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I don't know if I'm going to
be able to work after this. I'm concerned.

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I'm concerned.
And and I was like, I'm sure it's fine.

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I'm sure it's fine.

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And they had already played Soldier Boy.

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they had already played Soldier Boy.
Like things like people watch the show.

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It's going to be big.

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Yeah, no, no, no. It's going to be

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great, man. It's It's going to be It's

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It's great. You can have fun. It's

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Kripke, you know, he builds worlds and

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he builds characters and they're

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memorable and and it's going to be

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It's going to be so fun.

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And then and then I watched the season

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and more specifically the episode in

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which uh

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Splinter was in.

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And then I went, I don't know if Rob's

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going to work again.

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It was Yeah. It was disturbing.

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Yeah. And I I've I'm of course up there right

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And I I've I'm of course up there right
now

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up I say up there because Canada is

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above the United States, so we just

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refer to Canada as being up there.

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Uh and I'm I'm up there right now

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and working with the crew again and the

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crew is like,

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Rob.

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That got deep. Pun intended.

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I can tell you this and I'll tell them

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this that uh

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that the the the crew including the

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visual effects

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the head of visual effects

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Stefan Fleet uh

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who if you ever see this

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um please don't give me any crap to me

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in visual effects.

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Uh you're amazing.

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Um

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all of them

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said that they sang his praises uh as to

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just what a lovely person what a trooper

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what a what an absolute professional and

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and great human being he was. And uh and

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then I I just asked I was like, We're

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talking about Rob Benedict, right?

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No if we're talking about So he he did

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leave a an impression that I will say

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probably paved the way cuz I certainly

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didn't paved the way

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more of the fact that Jared and Misha

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are on the SHOW RIGHT NOW.

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I HAD TO

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AND AND THIS IS this is no secret. I I I

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had to jump through some hoops to get

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Soldier Boy. That wasn't something that

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Kripke called me up and was like, Hey,

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I've I've got a role for you.

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Uh I had to I I had to earn that role.

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And and then when I got on set

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and then when I got on set
I did my best.

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We love you. And I think that maybe

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cracked the door open for maybe another

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Supernatural alumni to come through. And

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alumni to come through. And
Rob was the next and kicked the door

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wide open.

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And then that's when that's when Kripke

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I mean that I'm I'm just

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you know

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thinking about this out loud, but I

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really think that that's when

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the casting crew of The Boys was like,

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Bring them on. Bring them on. Whoever

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you got, bring them on.

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Uh

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and I think it's a testament to uh to

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Kripke and the worlds he builds, the

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sandboxes that he builds for us to play

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in and the people he gets to play in

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those boxes.

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Yeah. And the trust we have in him to to be

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And the trust we have in him to to be
that vulnerable

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to to take our clothes off.

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But to to be that vulnerable you know

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and he used the same

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My first day on set.

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I'm the new guy.

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And this is what I look like now.

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Um Yeah, and like all those actors I was

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rarely clothed.

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Um yeah, no it it you know and it's true

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when we on set, you know, they they they

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they loved what Jensen did so much and

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loved him and sang his praises and um

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and Supernatural to them is almost like

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the mothership. You know, because it's

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you know, Kripke from the Kripkeverse.

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Um it means a lot to them in

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Supernatural. So tell me that you know,

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and here's the show that I watched was a

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big fan of The Boys. Um so it was funny

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to be on set and they're kind of

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revering you and and then by proxy me

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and you know, the whole show and um so

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it was pretty cool just as we were like

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we're like Kripke's first children.

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From his first marriage.

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From his first marriage.

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Yeah. So it's kind of kind of cool. Um

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but yeah.

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Uh

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I you know, what's cool is that I don't

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I didn't look like myself.

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So you know, I don't I think you did.

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I mean in what way? If there was someone

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who's going to be like, I'm not going to

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hire that guy, well they don't know what

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I look like.

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What? He said, I don't think Rob will ever

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He said, I don't think Rob will ever
work again. Oh. Uh

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yeah.

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BUT YOU HAVE. YEAH.

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IT'S TRUE. I CAN'T SAY SO MUCH FOR JARED

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AND MISHA.

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Uh no. I mean, what what's great about

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it honestly like for me is like it's

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just fun as an actor as a character

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actor to to be able to play so many

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different looks, so many different

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people. And so it's like on the

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the wheel of parts that there are, you

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know, it's like, Well, I hadn't done

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that, so check. Yeah.

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Well, that's you know, that that's a lot

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of that's something interesting because

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most of audiences entertainment

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uh gravitate generally towards the the

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star of the show or the star of the

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movie. And sometimes those stars

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And sometimes those stars
burn bright and die quickly.

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Uh

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and there is there is a

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there's a a massive culture in our

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industry of journeymen.

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Uh of people who continually work

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constantly and and fill in all of that

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supporting aspect of every star.

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And in my opinion like there should be

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an entire Oscar Awards

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ceremony for those people and not just

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supporting actor.

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THOUGH GENERALLY SUPPORTING ACTORS are

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also stars.

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Um but you know, when you when you talk

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about the real people who have who have

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worked continuously and who have

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continued to grind in this industry and

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are are journeymen. And they those are

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really the backbone of this entire

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industry. And and I I I actually

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would love to consider myself one of

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those cuz I continually like job to job

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to job to job to job. And and Rob is

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that way and and a lot of a lot of the

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guys here are are that way.

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they don't view it as

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you know, I want to find the

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glorification in this project. They want

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to find the craftsmanship in the

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project. And and you get to check those

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boxes. You like I crafted that. Perfect.

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Now I can move on to the next

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you know, crafting assignment. Yeah. Um

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and I I I just I love that about our

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industry. Uh my father was one of those

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people. And so I always appreciate the

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people that are continually had a career

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in this industry that don't get sung

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praises. Yeah. Uh those are the people

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in my opinion that do deserve it the

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most. Uh and and you know, when when

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those people get to get praised and get

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maybe you know, a starring role in

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something, you just know they're going

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to deliver because they're absolutely

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uh equipped with all of the tools to

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craft anything that you need. And that's

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a special skill that I don't think a lot

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of us stars have. Yeah. Yeah.

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Um yeah, I feel like I could write a

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book sometimes I guess like being on so

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many different sets and seeing so many

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different actors and Cuz it's not it's

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not just about the role. Right.

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I mean, you guys have to understand like

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you're only acting

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what? On a 12-hour day you're probably

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performing on camera maybe an an hour.

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Right. At most. Yeah. So the other 11 hours

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At most. Yeah. So the other 11 hours
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you're dealing with personalities.

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You're dealing with with

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being a human to the crew and to the

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other castmates and and and making

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yourself a viable asset to that to that

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production. And and that that's a skill.

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That is an absolute skill. Yeah. Uh one

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that he has honed brilliantly and a lot

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of the guys here have.

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And it's not something that gets talked

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about a lot.

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To be to be on set and to be amongst the

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cast of of of many different types of

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people and to be amongst the crew who

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come from all different, you know, parts

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of the world and and to find commonality

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and to to rally a team together and and

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produce a product that gets sold and

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gets and and you can be proud of. That's

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the work goes The real work in my in my

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opinion goes on behind like when the

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camera's on rolling. Right. Exactly.

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Yeah. THE BEARD IS PERFECT.

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SIDE LIGHTING AND I THINK HE'S ENTIRELY

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FREAKING up the stage.

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Oh, I thought we were doing this

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together. Are we not doing this

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together? we are, but just for like 5 minutes, I

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we are, but just for like 5 minutes, I
guess. Oh, hello. Hello.

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Get the out of here. All right.

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ALL RIGHT, EVERYBODY.