Harvey Guillén

And they needed a gig.

And then they create a character in their own world.

And I'm glad that that was an opportunity that was given to someone the way the universe works.

It's going to work always the way it's supposed to.

I agree.

bad when I walk away from a role.

I apologize if I can't do it, you know, schedule or I can't do it because I don't want to do that role.

And it's, I think it's always better to say, I think this would be a great role for someone else.

You know, I've actually recommended people for roles because I'm like, great role.

for this person uh no shame because i think that at the end of the day you would want every actor to do the same thing for each other you want the best person for the job and uh that doesn't always happen that sometimes it's like that just was an offer straight to that person because they're a list or whatnot whatnot it's gonna happen but if you can why wouldn't you want to pass it over to your fellow lesbian and be like i think you should do this this is better for you and i've had that happen to me like uh an actor who does a reading of something

And they're kind enough to say, hey, I think you'd be really great for this role.

And it's a new play or a new something.

And I read them like, oh, my God, you're right.

This would be a great role.

And I have a relationship with fellow actors that we can have a conversation.

And it's not like mine, mine, mine, mine, mine, mine.

It's like that's toxic.

And it's a little bit, you know, but I'm very fortunate.

So I'm very lucky to have the conversation with fellow actors that think alike that way.

And they come to you.