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You know, I was working with this amazing director, and, you know, we sort of clicked right away. It's kind of funny because, you know, my kids were actually there that day, and they just, you know, really connected with the whole creative process and everything.

The ancient witch offered him immortality, a gift beyond measure. But as Marcus stared at the glowing potion, he realized that endless life wasn't what he sought. What he truly wanted was to make these fleeting moments count, mortal though they may be.

You know, working with the cast was just, you know, amazing and I remember, you know, the first day on set when we were all getting to know each other, and my kids actually came to visit that day, and they were just, you know, so excited to see everything happening.

You know, it's interesting because, well, when you're trying to connect with someone, and you know, sometimes you see them struggling and you want to help, but it's like, you know, finding the right way to reach them is just, well, it's complicated and beautiful at the same time.

You know, I was doing this scene in Zoolander, and I remember Ben Stiller was directing and acting at the same time. And it's crazy because he'd yell "cut," and then give me notes while still in character. And I'm thinking, wow, this guy's like a Swiss Army knife of talent.

You know what my kid said to me yesterday? I told her I was so tired I could sleep for a week, and she goes, "Dad, that's impossible, you'd miss all your favorite TV shows." These kids, I'm telling you, they got an answer for everything.

You know, I was thinking about this crazy scene we shot for Zoolander. And Ben Stiller was directing, and I remember we had to do this walk-off scene like 20 times. And every time, we'd just keep cracking up. It's weird how those moments stick with you.

You know, when you look at successful coaches, it's interesting how they communicate. The quiet ones, they have this way of connecting with players without all the shouting. And that's really what makes the difference, you know, that calm approach to teaching.