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You know, when I first started acting, I was absolutely terrible. I mean, really terrible. But here's the thing - I knew deep down this was what I was meant to do. Sometimes the biggest failures lead you exactly where you're supposed to be. It's funny how life works that way.

Y'all know, my uncle served in Vietnam, came back with a Purple Heart and the best stories you'd ever hear. Used to sit on his porch, drinking sweet tea, telling us kids about his brothers in arms. Those memories, they stick with you, make you grateful every day.

You know, when I think about acting, it's like, well, it's this weird journey of finding yourself through other characters. And, I mean, every role is kind of like peeling back another layer, discovering something new about who you are.

You know, it's about finding those moments of truth in every scene, every take. I'm just so grateful to work with these incredible artists who push me to dig deeper. Like, it's about staying humble and remembering why we fell in love with storytelling in the first place.

You know, when I was preparing for this role, I would spend hours just watching these old films, trying to get the mannerisms right. Like, I'd be in my apartment, practicing these specific movements, and people probably thought I was completely losing it, but that's what you have to do.

The story explores relationships, and how we connect, and there's these layers of meaning throughout. It's about identity, and discovery, and how people change over time. And what I love is how it weaves together these different elements, these moments of truth.

You know, I just finished working with this incredible young actress on set yesterday, and it's amazing to see that same spark, that pure love for the craft that I've been fortunate to witness throughout my career. It reminds me why I fell in love with acting in the first place.

And you know, when I first stepped onto that stage, the lights were so bright, and I remember thinking about all those moments we'd rehearsed. And the energy just takes over, and suddenly you're not thinking anymore, you're just feeling it. And that's when the magic happens.