Dennis Quaid

So it's still at that point and it was required in order to work.

Did you have any side effects?

No, but, you know, I do know.

And I actually got COVID when we were shooting Reagan.

It doesn't stop you from getting COVID?

During the assassination scene, actually.

Oh, really?

Oh, no way.

We were working in a basement and we had like 50 extras, you know, and it was just, oh, of course it did.

Just about everybody got it.

But I had it bad.

I was lucky it hit me in the guts instead of the lungs.

And I had 104 temperature for a couple of nights.

But, you know, I was over it in a couple of weeks.

And then, you know, getting the vaccine, I did have kind of a reaction to that, like a little mini version.

But I've noticed that when I get a cold now, it's harder to get over it.

Everything's a little bit harder to get over now.

And I don't think it's just me.

I have friends, you know, we talk about it, and the same thing is going on.

And, you know, coming from China and all that, you know, what could have happened could have been an exchange, a real exchange of how it had really happened.