Kelsey Grammer

You sacrifice your privacy once you become famous. Even minimally famous. Getting on Cheers was not making me famous. It's surviving Cheers. Maybe a little famous. I would say so. But staying, getting on, and continuing is what really seals that. But it really hurt. That really hurt that day when I read that.

The ironic connection to, for instance, the man who murdered my dad, his name was Arthur Niles. And then people would say, Niles is your brother on Frasier. I thought, yeah, that is weird. I never even thought about it.

The ironic connection to, for instance, the man who murdered my dad, his name was Arthur Niles. And then people would say, Niles is your brother on Frasier. I thought, yeah, that is weird. I never even thought about it.

The ironic connection to, for instance, the man who murdered my dad, his name was Arthur Niles. And then people would say, Niles is your brother on Frasier. I thought, yeah, that is weird. I never even thought about it.

Even strangers. My son, Frasier's son, is called Freddy, the guy that killed my sister's Freddy. So these are... Whatever you call them, circumstances, coincidences that seem to point at something. But you know what? To me, it doesn't have the same value. That name doesn't mean that to me. Niles is my brother, this idiot, Arthur Niles. He got off for being insane.

Even strangers. My son, Frasier's son, is called Freddy, the guy that killed my sister's Freddy. So these are... Whatever you call them, circumstances, coincidences that seem to point at something. But you know what? To me, it doesn't have the same value. That name doesn't mean that to me. Niles is my brother, this idiot, Arthur Niles. He got off for being insane.

Even strangers. My son, Frasier's son, is called Freddy, the guy that killed my sister's Freddy. So these are... Whatever you call them, circumstances, coincidences that seem to point at something. But you know what? To me, it doesn't have the same value. That name doesn't mean that to me. Niles is my brother, this idiot, Arthur Niles. He got off for being insane.

And about five years later, he tried to kill a judge. So he went back to jail.

And about five years later, he tried to kill a judge. So he went back to jail.

And about five years later, he tried to kill a judge. So he went back to jail.

He belongs in jail. There was something else going on. Sure. This was so funny. I was talking about when I did the film Jesus Revolution, I was promoting it in England. And I started to talk about faith and why it was still important to me. And it was going really well. And somebody said, oh, we've got to go. We've got to cut. We've got to go to there's some breaking news.

He belongs in jail. There was something else going on. Sure. This was so funny. I was talking about when I did the film Jesus Revolution, I was promoting it in England. And I started to talk about faith and why it was still important to me. And it was going really well. And somebody said, oh, we've got to go. We've got to cut. We've got to go to there's some breaking news.

He belongs in jail. There was something else going on. Sure. This was so funny. I was talking about when I did the film Jesus Revolution, I was promoting it in England. And I started to talk about faith and why it was still important to me. And it was going really well. And somebody said, oh, we've got to go. We've got to cut. We've got to go to there's some breaking news.

And there was no breaking news.

And there was no breaking news.

And there was no breaking news.

I was saying something good about faith. And I think they'd freaked out about it.

I was saying something good about faith. And I think they'd freaked out about it.

I was saying something good about faith. And I think they'd freaked out about it.

Interesting. Yeah. So.