Dr. Peter Weller

I get to say doctor yeah that ain't honorary because people meet actors yeah doctor look I got my PhD I was hooded two weeks later I'm on a golf course and there's a guy there he's like an investment broker yeah billionaire dude oh my god he says where'd you get your honorary degree in like it's not honorary and I'm standing there with a golf club I'm about to wrap it around his head and it was like ten years of my life I was about to say it takes at least seven and thank God my friend Brian Wozniak who was my first friend and student was a great guy he intercedes in my place and

I get to say doctor yeah that ain't honorary because people meet actors yeah doctor look I got my PhD I was hooded two weeks later I'm on a golf course and there's a guy there he's like an investment broker yeah billionaire dude oh my god he says where'd you get your honorary degree in like it's not honorary and I'm standing there with a golf club I'm about to wrap it around his head and it was like ten years of my life I was about to say it takes at least seven and thank God my friend Brian Wozniak who was my first friend and student was a great guy he intercedes in my place and

He goes, hey, Joe, that's not honorary. He's the real deal. Renaissance Italian art history calls this guy out. He goes, what? Renaissance Italian. Thank God I had a speaker there. Yeah. Because I'm sitting there with my arms crossed like, listen to him. You had your own Cicero at that moment. Yeah, exactly. Cicero. Speaking of Cicero, we could talk about him forever, man. Oh, yeah. All day.

He goes, hey, Joe, that's not honorary. He's the real deal. Renaissance Italian art history calls this guy out. He goes, what? Renaissance Italian. Thank God I had a speaker there. Yeah. Because I'm sitting there with my arms crossed like, listen to him. You had your own Cicero at that moment. Yeah, exactly. Cicero. Speaking of Cicero, we could talk about him forever, man. Oh, yeah. All day.

He goes, hey, Joe, that's not honorary. He's the real deal. Renaissance Italian art history calls this guy out. He goes, what? Renaissance Italian. Thank God I had a speaker there. Yeah. Because I'm sitting there with my arms crossed like, listen to him. You had your own Cicero at that moment. Yeah, exactly. Cicero. Speaking of Cicero, we could talk about him forever, man. Oh, yeah. All day.

So what do you want to ask me?

So what do you want to ask me?

So what do you want to ask me?

Yes. My wife says that, but... But then again, she loves me. I think. Yeah.

Yes. My wife says that, but... But then again, she loves me. I think. Yeah.

Yes. My wife says that, but... But then again, she loves me. I think. Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

But that's the thing about... But everyone, everyone doesn't think they can do it. I mean, you know, if you've got a one-track pony and you've got a 170 IQ like Albert Einstein or something like that, you know, one track, it's what you do and it's what you know.

But that's the thing about... But everyone, everyone doesn't think they can do it. I mean, you know, if you've got a one-track pony and you've got a 170 IQ like Albert Einstein or something like that, you know, one track, it's what you do and it's what you know.

But that's the thing about... But everyone, everyone doesn't think they can do it. I mean, you know, if you've got a one-track pony and you've got a 170 IQ like Albert Einstein or something like that, you know, one track, it's what you do and it's what you know.

If you're Mozart, I never forget my friends from improvisational theater, Peter Riegert and David Roshan, some other great actors, when Amadeus came out, right? There's a great article in the New York Times. It says, you know, Leopold would tell Wolfgang Mozart, you know, there's three.

If you're Mozart, I never forget my friends from improvisational theater, Peter Riegert and David Roshan, some other great actors, when Amadeus came out, right? There's a great article in the New York Times. It says, you know, Leopold would tell Wolfgang Mozart, you know, there's three.

If you're Mozart, I never forget my friends from improvisational theater, Peter Riegert and David Roshan, some other great actors, when Amadeus came out, right? There's a great article in the New York Times. It says, you know, Leopold would tell Wolfgang Mozart, you know, there's three.