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| Posted by: mikem 08:10 pm EDT 04/22/20 | |
| In reply to: The ending. - dramedy 06:28 pm EDT 04/22/20 | |
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| After the play, there was a brief chat with the cast, and Julie White became very emotional about remembering the show and started getting teary. It was very touching. She focused on how much she enjoyed being with that particular cast, but I imagine she was also thinking about her life before and after. Although a Tony doesn't mean much in Hollywood, it means something in the New York theater world, and winning that Tony probably opened professional opportunities for her. It's probably not an exaggeration to say that show changed her life. | |
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| re: The ending. | |
| Posted by: schauspieler 09:59 pm EDT 04/22/20 | |
| In reply to: re: The ending. - mikem 08:10 pm EDT 04/22/20 | |
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| I once saw the cast in a booth at the WestWay Diner on a matinee day and they seemed to be having a great time together. | |
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| re: The ending. | |
| Posted by: mikem 10:44 pm EDT 04/23/20 | |
| In reply to: re: The ending. - schauspieler 09:59 pm EDT 04/22/20 | |
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| It's always nice to hear that a cast genuinely likes each other. I think I mentioned that the Spring Awakening cast reunion on Stars in the House also seemed to be a cast that really likes each other. | |
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| Julie White story | |
| Posted by: Quicheo 10:42 am EDT 04/23/20 | |
| In reply to: re: The ending. - schauspieler 09:59 pm EDT 04/22/20 | |
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| About the time of Little Dog Laughed, there was an interview where Julie White was asked what the best advice she was ever given was. She shared that her manager who helped her book the sitcom "Grace Under Fire" sat her down and told her that she had gotten lucky with this job (and its pay) but that fundamentally, she was a theater person and would always want to be one. So, he told her, don't get a more expensive apartment, don't get a new car, don't buy expensive clothes, but bank every penny from that show and get to a place where you don't need to take a job for money every again. And so she did, which let her take jobs in New York in small theaters, doing work she wanted to do rather than "had" to do. And she ends up with a Tony. It has added an extra layer following her career knowing this bit of background. Smart agent. Smart lady. Terrific actor. |
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| Good advice in many professions. | |
| Posted by: dramedy 01:03 pm EDT 04/23/20 | |
| In reply to: Julie White story - Quicheo 10:42 am EDT 04/23/20 | |
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| Sometimes the brass ring is only grabbed once on carousel. | |
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| re: Julie White story | |
| Posted by: mattyp4 11:30 am EDT 04/23/20 | |
| In reply to: Julie White story - Quicheo 10:42 am EDT 04/23/20 | |
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| Hopefully she banked every penny from her Transformers movies too, following Little Dog Laughed. She can buy even nicer clothes & nicer apartments now! I'm sure her manager appreciated those gigs! | |
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