Hank Azaria

Professor Frank was an impression of, I'm not sure you're aware of this, Pablo, since you're a young person, but Jerry Lewis was the original Nutty Professor back in the 50s, and he sounded like this.

So that's just purely imitating Jerry Lewis's nonsense.

So that's just purely imitating Jerry Lewis's nonsense.

So that's just purely imitating Jerry Lewis's nonsense.

Have you met Bruce? Twice. Briefly.

Have you met Bruce? Twice. Briefly.

Have you met Bruce? Twice. Briefly.

Back in Spamalot one night, It was a knock on my dressing room door after the show. I opened it, and staying there alone is Bruce Springsteen. No one had prepped you for this? No. No, no. I don't know. To this day, I don't know how that exactly happened. We chatted for a while. He kind of gave me his review of the show. Of Spamalot. Yes. He's like, man, I love that show.

Back in Spamalot one night, It was a knock on my dressing room door after the show. I opened it, and staying there alone is Bruce Springsteen. No one had prepped you for this? No. No, no. I don't know. To this day, I don't know how that exactly happened. We chatted for a while. He kind of gave me his review of the show. Of Spamalot. Yes. He's like, man, I love that show.

Back in Spamalot one night, It was a knock on my dressing room door after the show. I opened it, and staying there alone is Bruce Springsteen. No one had prepped you for this? No. No, no. I don't know. To this day, I don't know how that exactly happened. We chatted for a while. He kind of gave me his review of the show. Of Spamalot. Yes. He's like, man, I love that show.

You know, it was like this celebration of life and love. Such a Bruce interpretation of it. He talked long enough for me to get up the nerve. to tell him what he really meant to me. And I said, you know, Bruce, I got to tell you, your music has meant so much to me. Not just your music, but your talks, as we call them, the monologues you do in concert.

You know, it was like this celebration of life and love. Such a Bruce interpretation of it. He talked long enough for me to get up the nerve. to tell him what he really meant to me. And I said, you know, Bruce, I got to tell you, your music has meant so much to me. Not just your music, but your talks, as we call them, the monologues you do in concert.

You know, it was like this celebration of life and love. Such a Bruce interpretation of it. He talked long enough for me to get up the nerve. to tell him what he really meant to me. And I said, you know, Bruce, I got to tell you, your music has meant so much to me. Not just your music, but your talks, as we call them, the monologues you do in concert.

I had some very, very lonely, hard times as a teenager.

I had some very, very lonely, hard times as a teenager.

I had some very, very lonely, hard times as a teenager.

And those talks, they really encouraged me to be a creative person when nobody else could or would. I think it's true to say that I wouldn't be standing here backstage at the Schubert Theater talking to you if not for you. That is what I said, Pablo. That is not how I said it. Here's how it came.

And those talks, they really encouraged me to be a creative person when nobody else could or would. I think it's true to say that I wouldn't be standing here backstage at the Schubert Theater talking to you if not for you. That is what I said, Pablo. That is not how I said it. Here's how it came.

And those talks, they really encouraged me to be a creative person when nobody else could or would. I think it's true to say that I wouldn't be standing here backstage at the Schubert Theater talking to you if not for you. That is what I said, Pablo. That is not how I said it. Here's how it came.

Those were, that was the text. But here was the delivery.