Jason Biggs

Yeah, of course.

Yeah, and a little suit and a hat.

My older sister, who's seven years my senior, she was in this little dance group in Jersey.

We grew up about eight miles from Manhattan, so really close, yet so far away.

And a lot of the girls, they were really talented, and they would kind of travel around, and they had some measure of success by New Jersey dance group standards, I suppose.

But because of New York being right there, a lot of these little precocious girls, their mom started taking them into the city to get agents and managers and try to do Broadway or whatever it was, commercials, what have you, et cetera.

And so my sister started doing that.

She had...

um, you know, got an agent and manager and stuff.

And, um, my parents thought, you know, okay, this would be a good way to save money for college kind of thing.

And so she started and then I was five and got a call from the same manager and, you know, just started going out.

And then at one point my younger sister was doing it as well.

So it was the three of us, but, um, but they kind of stopped as they got a little older and, um,

And yeah, I just kept doing it.

And you guys are all kid actors, right?

You all are.

I mean, obviously you guys were at, at, at minimum, but you guys even started before the show.

I know you guys were doing it.

Yeah, but actually we were, were you guys all LA though?

No, all LA.