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I'm From A Lebanese-american Family. And I've Been Had Lot Of Contacts And - With Arab-american Community, Especially Arab-american Filmmakers And Actors And So Forth. It's A Community That, A Minority That Really Hasn't Been Heard From Enough. And So Many Of The Stories That Are Told About Arab-americans These Days Are Just Negative Portrayals In The News, But Also In Television And Film. So We're - We Set Out To Try And Offset Some Of Those Stereotypes.

I Would Want People To Take Away This Idea That Sometimes People's Problems Or Neuroses Are Really The Things That Are Kind Of A Blessing In Disguise, And Even Though There's Sometimes Pain Associated With These Things That Sometimes In The Face Of Adversity With Obstacles To Overcome, People Can Really Kind Of Soar And Find Their Higher Selves.

And Big Night, I Think By The End, The Brothers Find That Balance, When They Touch Each Other On The Shoulder Over Breakfast And It's Understood That What Should Never Have Driven Them Apart Almost Drove Them Apart. I Think That's A True Moment.

Theres Always Next Year, ... Except, You Know, For Ray Romano.

This Business Can Be Very Frustrating But There Is Success Story After Success Story Of People Who Take The Bull By The Horns. Actors Who Are Frustrated ... [should] Do Your Own Project. Find A Writer, Shoot A Movie. It Can Be Done.