Jeff Goldblum

Yeah, I love Amy Mann.

Yeah, I love Amy Mann.

Well, who knows where it will be consumed or how it should be presented. But just for your own, just for, you know, just do it. I'd love to hear, just for me. Yeah, me too. And for Sona and for us, I'd love to hear you do it. And you don't have to jettison your... comedic force of nature.

Well, who knows where it will be consumed or how it should be presented. But just for your own, just for, you know, just do it. I'd love to hear, just for me. Yeah, me too. And for Sona and for us, I'd love to hear you do it. And you don't have to jettison your... comedic force of nature.

Well, who knows where it will be consumed or how it should be presented. But just for your own, just for, you know, just do it. I'd love to hear, just for me. Yeah, me too. And for Sona and for us, I'd love to hear you do it. And you don't have to jettison your... comedic force of nature.

You could be surprising and do one like that and one like that and one like that, but that's a very useful part of your toolbox, in my opinion, and a very enjoyable one.

You could be surprising and do one like that and one like that and one like that, but that's a very useful part of your toolbox, in my opinion, and a very enjoyable one.

You could be surprising and do one like that and one like that and one like that, but that's a very useful part of your toolbox, in my opinion, and a very enjoyable one.

Yep. I did. I did. Uh, yeah, around 10, you know, we started to go to children's theater and, and I was like, what are they doing? Who is that? What are they doing backstage? And I'd be very excited, you know, to go. And then around ninth and 10th grades, I went to this summer session of Carnegie Mellon university and took real lessons. And, um, and, uh, you know, Oh no.

Yep. I did. I did. Uh, yeah, around 10, you know, we started to go to children's theater and, and I was like, what are they doing? Who is that? What are they doing backstage? And I'd be very excited, you know, to go. And then around ninth and 10th grades, I went to this summer session of Carnegie Mellon university and took real lessons. And, um, and, uh, you know, Oh no.

Yep. I did. I did. Uh, yeah, around 10, you know, we started to go to children's theater and, and I was like, what are they doing? Who is that? What are they doing backstage? And I'd be very excited, you know, to go. And then around ninth and 10th grades, I went to this summer session of Carnegie Mellon university and took real lessons. And, um, and, uh, you know, Oh no.

But before that, yes, I went to chat a music day camp around, uh, fifth grade and was in this show. And my dad had said, if you ever find something you love to do, that maybe is a key to your vocational choice wisely. And that night they said, so how'd you like that? And I was like, Yeah, I liked it. But I kept it secret because there was no, you know, I kept it secret. I wanted to be an actor.

But before that, yes, I went to chat a music day camp around, uh, fifth grade and was in this show. And my dad had said, if you ever find something you love to do, that maybe is a key to your vocational choice wisely. And that night they said, so how'd you like that? And I was like, Yeah, I liked it. But I kept it secret because there was no, you know, I kept it secret. I wanted to be an actor.

But before that, yes, I went to chat a music day camp around, uh, fifth grade and was in this show. And my dad had said, if you ever find something you love to do, that maybe is a key to your vocational choice wisely. And that night they said, so how'd you like that? And I was like, Yeah, I liked it. But I kept it secret because there was no, you know, I kept it secret. I wanted to be an actor.

And certainly in school, I was a well-behaved, good boy. And nobody would have thought that I would do anything like that, except that I played piano here and there. So that was it. Yeah. And he was a doctor. But I must say, I don't know. What kind of doctor, by the way? Internal medicine, kind of a family doctor. Got it.

And certainly in school, I was a well-behaved, good boy. And nobody would have thought that I would do anything like that, except that I played piano here and there. So that was it. Yeah. And he was a doctor. But I must say, I don't know. What kind of doctor, by the way? Internal medicine, kind of a family doctor. Got it.

And certainly in school, I was a well-behaved, good boy. And nobody would have thought that I would do anything like that, except that I played piano here and there. So that was it. Yeah. And he was a doctor. But I must say, I don't know. What kind of doctor, by the way? Internal medicine, kind of a family doctor. Got it.

But, you know, people, his patients loved him, and he would always kind of keep up on his studies and this and that. You know, he liked medicine. But early on, supposedly, the story goes he, when he wanted to decide what he was going to do, he was either going to be a doctor or an actor. He had the idea to be an actor.

But, you know, people, his patients loved him, and he would always kind of keep up on his studies and this and that. You know, he liked medicine. But early on, supposedly, the story goes he, when he wanted to decide what he was going to do, he was either going to be a doctor or an actor. He had the idea to be an actor.

But, you know, people, his patients loved him, and he would always kind of keep up on his studies and this and that. You know, he liked medicine. But early on, supposedly, the story goes he, when he wanted to decide what he was going to do, he was either going to be a doctor or an actor. He had the idea to be an actor.