Maybe he was method acting and just staying in character?........nah, I don’t think so either.

oh god can I relate. my humiliation came from growing up a pale ghost of a dork amongst legions of perfectly tanned amazonians. I was a joke - and got reminded of that fact in some pretty cruel ways. my brush with stardom? I was once running through LAX trying to catch a flight, rounded a corner, and knocked a very famous actor flat on his keester - does that count?

Hello Dan!  Say?  Did you happen to catch me in these stinkers.......  David Caruso’s Jade http://www.ram.org/ramblings/movies/jade.html or as one of hundreds of brides chasing Chris O’Donnell in The Bachelor.  I did it not for the pay, (back then) I figured it would possibly be my only chance to ever don a wedding gown.  As for Jade?  I was so embarressed by it that I offered to refund my friends (as an apology) that they had to sit through that turkey!!

hey JT that’s pretty close to actual fame.  congratulations, and if it makes you feel any better, I don’t expect ever to wear a wedding dress myself, unless you count the latex one with the riding crop that we break out for parties.

and sawni - I don’t know if that counts as fame or not.  which keester specifically was it, and with which body part or parts did you actually make contact?  My dad once got his foot stepped on by Peter Ustinov.  He said that it hurt.  Amazing, huh?

my sister was an extra (or background, as they say in The Industry) in The Hot Chick (of Rob Schneider fame). She, like you, landed on the cutting room floor. But apparently Rob walks past her in a deleted scene. She was visiting our friend from high school who was working as a PA on the movie.

But she got paid, which is all the really counts, right?

THAT is what the entire film INDUSTRY is all about...be very careful my dear they might be mean in the voice over world too.  If they are I’ll kick their asses.