Testjon KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

וואלה הייתי אתמול במסעדה, אני שואל את המלצר איך קוראים לשף? הוא אומר לי משה כהן. אני אומר לו רגע, זה משה מהצבא? מסתבר שזה באמת הוא, איזה קטע.

You know, when you're looking at scripts, it's not just about finding good roles, it's about finding something that actually needs to be told. There's so much content out there, you have to really believe in what you're doing, otherwise what's the point?

Honestly, look at your own history. Most of us aren't that forty-year exception; we’re just a series of relationships, learning as we go. It’s messy and sometimes you just want to say fuck it, but I’m still a romantic at heart, you know?

You know, I never thought I'd be into skateboarding, like the whole culture seemed weird to me, but then I spent an afternoon with Tony Hawk, just talking and watching him practice, and well, it kind of changed my perspective on the whole thing. And.

You know, when you've worked with someone for so long, it's like, there's this shorthand that develops. I think that's what makes the scenes feel real, because we can just look at each other and know exactly where to take it, you know? That kind of trust is really special.

When you sit with someone in their pain, the world slows down. It's not about having answers; it is about the profound act of bearing witness to another person's reality. Those are the moments that actually matter, far beyond any superficial interaction or public image we project.

When you're performing, it's this delicate balance, you know. And sometimes it works beautifully, and sometimes it doesn't. But that's what makes it real, when you're there with another actor and you're both just trying to find that moment together.

Yeah, you know, like when Michael and Sarah were having that argument, I mean, obviously he was trying to help, but you know, sometimes people just need space to figure things out themselves, and like, he's always been that way, trying to fix everything.