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start in your career or something really

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difficult. >> I have none on camera on camera.

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>> I have none on camera on camera.
>> So I was wondering if you could share

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with us why it uh

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it uh
>> do you want behind your screen?

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>> No.

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So wondering if you could share with us

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a little bit more about that and if

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that's related to comedy maybe nudity

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boys [Music]

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in my case nudity is comedy

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it's it's comedic not intended to be

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necessarily uh I I

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be care I don't

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um it was a character unlike I've been

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welcoming to play for 25 years of this

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wild career. Uh, and we had a great

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time. We played uh and and luckily, you

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know, it it's it's a massive show. There

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are massive fans worldwide and so

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showing up for a couple of weeks to do

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an episode uh is daunting even, you

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know, 500 episodes of television into a

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career. Uh, but this guy gave Misha and

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me kind of the the seal of approval

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before we showed up. So, we're welcomed

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with open arms and we're like sitting

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there with aunt and like chilling out in

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between takes and we were just welcome.

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So, whatever he said, I don't know, he

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wouldn't see my face, but whatever he

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said made the entire casting crew of The

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Boys uh welcome us as if we were one of

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them. And that was awesome.

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>> It was along the lines of I'm not

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responsible.

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for these two idiots.

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Please don't hold it against me.

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>> That's us. We're the idiots.

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[Music] And then real quick, yes question. I

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And then real quick, yes question. I
heard that you have a Netflix project

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coming and I was just wondering, is that

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a Gilmore Girls uh documentary or is it

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something else?

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>> Um well, that's like four yes or no

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questions. >> I'm anxious. Yes, we are working with

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>> I'm anxious. Yes, we are working with
Netflix to do something. No, this is not

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about Gummer Girls. Yes, I would be up

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for Gilmore Girls. And thank you.

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>> All right. All right. Uh let's go right

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here to the center.

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Yep. We got a mic coming over here. Even

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We got a mic coming over here. Even
though I can't really even hear the I'm

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having a hard time hearing.

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Maybe I'm just cold. Sorry.

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>> My question is you guys learn how to use

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that in your

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>> Would I need to to

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need to know how to sever someone's

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head? But it hasn't it hasn't happened yet.

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But it hasn't it hasn't happened yet.
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apocalypse. And I've got a got a bag of

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tricks. like emotional skills, how to handle

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like emotional skills, how to handle
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>> Oh, emotional skills.

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>> Yeah. Yes.

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>> Just an empty void.

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>> Great question. I mean, so many things

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it's hard to for me it's difficult to

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kind of parse out over age 22 to age 38

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what I learned because of Sam, what I

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learned alongside with Sam, what I

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learned just as Jared. Um, But I think

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one of the things I learned or I felt

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along the way was that no feeling is

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final. You know, I mean, Sam had to

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watch his brother die and his friends

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die and his loved ones die. Sometimes it

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came back, sometimes it not. Um, but I I

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learned to kind of to look at my

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feelings as something separate, like

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that's real, that exists. It's not true

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necessarily, but I I was able to kind of

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like dip into that and go, "Okay, what

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am I feeling like?" and the season 5

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finale or season 8 finale or season 15

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finale legitimately like logistically you have

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legitimately like logistically you have
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brother his hands going to fall this is

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what you do this where the camera is but

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don't go all the way there because

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you're going to do it again and you

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might do it again so so feel it access

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it um but don't treat it like it's the

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end all be all

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>> interesting

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>> patience which is not obvious when you

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meet Shut up.

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Shut up.
>> You don't think about

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>> this feeling is true.

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>> Patience. Patience.

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>> Shut up. Uh yeah, I think I learned, you

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know, just just hold on, take some

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breaths, spend some time, and uh see

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what happens.

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>> Thank you.

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>> Thank you.

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Uh I'm going way back there

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or was that LG? Is that a Samsung LG?

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Get the phone. How are you? You looking

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Are you like looking for service?

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>> She's like, I don't have a question. I'm

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just trying to find

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>> Hi.

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>> How are you?

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>> Good. How are you?

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>> I'm doing well. Is that a Samsung or an

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iPhone? >> It's an Apple.

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>> It's an Apple.
>> It's an iPhone. See, you can proceed.

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Um, so I was wondering with your more

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recent roles if you've learned any new

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skills or are there any skills you'd

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like to learn in the

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>> No. >> Um,

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>> Um,
I'll I'll tie the last question to this

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question, too. Um, so,

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you know, Jerry and I worked together on

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that show for 15 years. uh the

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formidable years. I mean we were we were

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mid20s when we started you know 15 years

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later that was a lot of the 60s 70s

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something and you know growing growing up kind of

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and you know growing growing up kind of
in that time and and not just on screen

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but offcreen as well. So there was a lot

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of there were a lot of of things that

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that I learned while doing the show and

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not just things that my character had to

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know but things that I I gained I I

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probably gained a lot of confidence in

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playing Dean through the years and being

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on set and being uh a co-lead of of a

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show and and setting a tone and and

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being the leader of that set. um that

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came with a a great amount of

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responsibility that required confidence

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in in how you handled yourself and how

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you uh led the team. And so I think he

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and I both learned some of those skills

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together um and have helped us

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continually um in our you know since

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since then. Um, that being said, there's

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there's been being able to use those

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that skill set and going on to different

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shows, going on to different sets where

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you're not the leader of the set, coming

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in as a as a guest star maybe or as a a

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reoccurring or or something like that.

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Um, and you have to kind of find a way

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to be uh a positive influence on the set

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and be a um

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without you know it's it's not my job to

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take over the set. This is I mean it's

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like what I told him who came up with

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the boys is like you know I'm a guest at

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somebody else's house. You will you will

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be a guest in this house as well. Mind

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your manners.

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>> I said what are manners? Yeah.

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Um, and so navigating those uh those new

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sets where he and I are not the leads of

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the show. Um, is also a kind of a a

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unique skill set that has been um that

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I've had to to learn. Um, and that also

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translates to real life and how you, you

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know, can can help uh be an ad an ad to

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a situation as opposed to coming in and

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trying to rewrite what's going on. So,

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um, yeah, there's been a lot of

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important life lessons learned while

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while filming the show. There's been

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there continues to be more life lessons

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that I learned on every set that I go

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to. Um, but mostly I always try to be a

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positive uh aspect of that show or that

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set. >> Amen. uh consider

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I will say one one thing I I didn't

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think I'd be I'd have to do uh ever but

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the V rising is takes place in the ' 50s

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like 1950s specifically

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the other day the other day I get set

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and uh and they're like okay so uh you

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guys are going to come out of the house

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and you're going to get in the car and

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uh you're going to drive away who wants

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which character was going to drive and

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it ended up thankfully to me. So I'm

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like, "Okay, great."

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It was it was a 19 47 Chevy with three

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on the tree

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that had a Some of you might know, but

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it it you turn the key, you had to it

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had a start pedal. So the start pedal,

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then the clutch I mean I felt like I

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wanted to take my kneecap off. Had to

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push it. So, and then there was the the

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giant handbrake that you had to release,

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turn the thing, start it, handbrake,

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clutch, find find first gear, which this

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is an old car, so it's not like Yeah.

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gearbox is just trash. So, I'm trying

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and keep in mind they just sprung this

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on me and they're ready to shoot.

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And also, we're in a hurry running out

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of the building, jumping in the car, and

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tearing off. And I'm like this, can I

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get a push?

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But it it I I first take got everything

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going. Boom. Forgot the break.

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>> All right, back to move back. Second

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take. Uh,

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reverse is very close to first gear.

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I went the wrong way.

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That was take two. Take three. The old

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They're like, "We got it."

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>> All right. We got time for one.

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>> That was me.

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>> Okay. Uh, how about uh All right. Sure.

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Right here. Yes. Yes.

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>> Hi.

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>> Where you going, Jessica?

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My unfortunately, please don't burn

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them. >> Hey, we're going to get you a microphone

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>> Hey, we're going to get you a microphone
real quick.

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>> Hi, I'm from Pama.

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>> You know, a man, a plan, a canal, pan.

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>> I didn't sleep well.

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>> Um,

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>> I had a different question, but I just

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thought of this one. One of my favorite

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episodes is about a boy because I think

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that kid nailed young perfectly. Did

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either of you coach him in any way for

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that role or

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>> I have one?

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>> Yeah, it was a great episode uh about a

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boy. [Music]

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>> No, I not playing on this show. Um I

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didn't have a lot of It's not my place.

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Six. What was that? 12.

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4 + 6 + 2 = 12.

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>> It was like a handsome bread thing that

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>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The episode. What

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season was that?

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>> 10. 10. That's what I said.

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I said four and six. And you add the

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next 10.

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>> I just told Young Dean to do Bolex.

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And now I will say that was Hansel

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Gretle where we had the actress from uh

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Downtown Abbey and yes so I I Okay, I'm

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going to say um the actor who was

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playing her like muscle um he was pretty

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nervous to um but he kind of you do the

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stunt you do the stunt blocking and uh you

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you do the stunt blocking and uh you
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you go this way He grabs you. You pull

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back. You shove him into the thing. You

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go through. And after we did a few

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times, I was like, "He's not getting

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this." Like, "He's not getting this. I

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understand it's nervous. This man maybe

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hasn't met all those nuts." And so we do

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this and he's supposed to knee me in the

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nuts, but you don't actually need

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somebody in the nuts. You're not

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supposed to. You're not supposed to. Um,

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and so the like he's supposed to kind of

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grab me and then kind of get his knee

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there and I was supposed, you know,

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sorry.

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Um, and so the first time he knew me

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like upper thigh and I'm like, "Okay, one

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upper thigh and I'm like, "Okay, one
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coordinator." I'm like, "He's going to

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meet me in the junk. He's going to need

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me in the junk." And so they give me a

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cup, like a hockey cup. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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like a hockey cup. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Maybe too much information. I'm sorry.

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I go on the drone. I put on the cubing

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situation and stuff.

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I go back to set and we're shooting and

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he knees the holy crap on me.

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Cups are like they sound good. They

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don't really work. It still hurts. And

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so I was like

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grow up

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and uh

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kill me. [Music]

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[Music]
Uh so I was like, "Hey,

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he's going to need me again." Like he's

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just not moving his legs properly. I

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told him you knew that.

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>> I was there.

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>> You were there.

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>> He was the man.

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>> I gave the guy 500 piece.

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is like, "Dude, he's wearing a cup. Go

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for it."

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>> It's like, "Listen, each bullseye, 100

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bucks.

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Do your worst."

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And that guy makes sense. No, I'm just

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kidding.

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Um, that wasn't even your question, but

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I will say, uh, yes, I think that the

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young actor did they we've had really

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good, uh, great actors come on and play

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young and really didn't have to coach at

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all. Mainly because, well, that one had

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nine seasons of the show to watch to

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kind of get the character. So, we were

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kind of blessed with the fact that they

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could just go and watch and see and get

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an idea. these guys and then make their

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own interpretation of it. Um, but uh uh

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yeah, that was that was a good episode

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and it was one of my personal favorites

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because Jared got me and that's not all

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right. Thank you guys. Appreciate you.

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