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I Would Always Slip Away To The Cinema. I Always Found Something Absolutely Extraordinary About The Fact That These Actors Were Always Kind Of Kicking Hard At Some New Dimension They Were Doing On Film.

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I've Discovered I Prefer To Prepare A Few Notes Or Actually Write The Speech So I Can Really Hone It Down To Hopefully Be Entertaining, Try And Get A Laugh At Least By The Second Line, And Then Say What You Need To Say.

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I Often Thought I Was In The Wrong Business. I Was Pretty Seriously Thinking Of Tossing It In Before I Shot Shine. I Do Not Know Why. I Was Pretty Restless, I Had Been Through A Bad Period Of Stress Induced Anxiety - Panic Attacks - And I Was Not Sure Of What I Wanted To Do.