Andy Garcia

He was saying earlier about, you know, people say, oh, you know, you're very private. I don't do a lot of these podcasts. Probably won't do any more because I've told my entire story. I said, just listen to Dan Leverton. I don't need to tell this story again. Thank you for doing that, by the way. Thank you. Well, only because you're a Dolphin fan.

He was saying earlier about, you know, people say, oh, you know, you're very private. I don't do a lot of these podcasts. Probably won't do any more because I've told my entire story. I said, just listen to Dan Leverton. I don't need to tell this story again. Thank you for doing that, by the way. Thank you. Well, only because you're a Dolphin fan.

So, but we said, well, you know, you're known as being very private. And I said, no, I'm not really a private person. I have many friends that are very gregarious. I'm very old. But. I just don't live in the limelight. I don't have publicists.

So, but we said, well, you know, you're known as being very private. And I said, no, I'm not really a private person. I have many friends that are very gregarious. I'm very old. But. I just don't live in the limelight. I don't have publicists.

But the thing is, what you don't understand as actors, we actually are very public because I've shared with you some stuff that you might not know where it's coming from or how it's manifesting itself in the character or in the story, but it's very personal. And that's part of the craft.

But the thing is, what you don't understand as actors, we actually are very public because I've shared with you some stuff that you might not know where it's coming from or how it's manifesting itself in the character or in the story, but it's very personal. And that's part of the craft.

Let's finally get a chance. to talk with one another. We didn't even talk about the Dolphins.

Let's finally get a chance. to talk with one another. We didn't even talk about the Dolphins.

Let's take a couple minutes because this is a... We're Dolphin fans. That's right. You are a Dolphin fan.

Let's take a couple minutes because this is a... We're Dolphin fans. That's right. You are a Dolphin fan.

We used to, I meant to say that time, we used to sell the parking spaces. There was like five or eight of them at the little warehouse there. Yes. And we'd take that money and go to the UM games.

We used to, I meant to say that time, we used to sell the parking spaces. There was like five or eight of them at the little warehouse there. Yes. And we'd take that money and go to the UM games.

And we'd take that money, and we'd go to the UM game. I remember we went to that famous UM-Notre Dame game in the rain with George Myra. And Notre Dame were undefeated, and they came down, and I think we tied them, right? There was no 0-0.

And we'd take that money, and we'd go to the UM game. I remember we went to that famous UM-Notre Dame game in the rain with George Myra. And Notre Dame were undefeated, and they came down, and I think we tied them, right? There was no 0-0.

I was at that game with that in the rain. Yeah, it was amazing. But anyway, I was at the opening game. I saw Joe Auer.

I was at that game with that in the rain. Yeah, it was amazing. But anyway, I was at the opening game. I saw Joe Auer.

Okay, so you're a lifelong Dolphin fan. Lifelong, yeah. I've been to all of them. I went to all the undefeated season. And you still love them.

Okay, so you're a lifelong Dolphin fan. Lifelong, yeah. I've been to all of them. I went to all the undefeated season. And you still love them.

No, of course they break my heart. That's the nature of sports. You're not going to be undefeated every year. And I always start off with great hope. I say, you know, I think this year, if the O-line can, you know, protect, open some holes, I think we can do some damage. And then people get hurt, and they're like, oh, God, what are we doing?

No, of course they break my heart. That's the nature of sports. You're not going to be undefeated every year. And I always start off with great hope. I say, you know, I think this year, if the O-line can, you know, protect, open some holes, I think we can do some damage. And then people get hurt, and they're like, oh, God, what are we doing?