Kelsey Grammer

That's an amazing way to live one's life. And to have it be punctuated by this overwhelming grief that's always lingering. Maybe the book was meant for me to be able to let that go, to diffuse it finally. But it was always there, and it was always hard. And sometimes it would creep into my performances, but only when it was appropriate.

That's an amazing way to live one's life. And to have it be punctuated by this overwhelming grief that's always lingering. Maybe the book was meant for me to be able to let that go, to diffuse it finally. But it was always there, and it was always hard. And sometimes it would creep into my performances, but only when it was appropriate.

That's an amazing way to live one's life. And to have it be punctuated by this overwhelming grief that's always lingering. Maybe the book was meant for me to be able to let that go, to diffuse it finally. But it was always there, and it was always hard. And sometimes it would creep into my performances, but only when it was appropriate.

I mean, I talk about the performance of rehearsing it when Gertrude tells him about his sister's death. And I just... overwhelmed me. It was all Karen. It was all coming in. I didn't choose to do that. It just came. And that's what I mean, I guess, about that being open. And that's when my dog ran up on stage and started to lick my face and kiss me. She was such a wonderful animal.

I mean, I talk about the performance of rehearsing it when Gertrude tells him about his sister's death. And I just... overwhelmed me. It was all Karen. It was all coming in. I didn't choose to do that. It just came. And that's what I mean, I guess, about that being open. And that's when my dog ran up on stage and started to lick my face and kiss me. She was such a wonderful animal.

I mean, I talk about the performance of rehearsing it when Gertrude tells him about his sister's death. And I just... overwhelmed me. It was all Karen. It was all coming in. I didn't choose to do that. It just came. And that's what I mean, I guess, about that being open. And that's when my dog ran up on stage and started to lick my face and kiss me. She was such a wonderful animal.

But yeah, this book has helped me come to terms with the fact that the grief was overwhelming, but not so that it would overwhelm the beauty of Karen.

But yeah, this book has helped me come to terms with the fact that the grief was overwhelming, but not so that it would overwhelm the beauty of Karen.

But yeah, this book has helped me come to terms with the fact that the grief was overwhelming, but not so that it would overwhelm the beauty of Karen.

Yeah, good question. A pal of mine once said, he said, the cause of addiction, he says, is unresolved grief.

Yeah, good question. A pal of mine once said, he said, the cause of addiction, he says, is unresolved grief.

Yeah, good question. A pal of mine once said, he said, the cause of addiction, he says, is unresolved grief.

Kind of holds up. If you really examine almost any situation where someone's stuck in something, it's grief for whatever was enough for them. I've had some people look at me and say, you know, you haven't been through so much. And I thought to myself, Yeah, okay. That may be true.

Kind of holds up. If you really examine almost any situation where someone's stuck in something, it's grief for whatever was enough for them. I've had some people look at me and say, you know, you haven't been through so much. And I thought to myself, Yeah, okay. That may be true.

Kind of holds up. If you really examine almost any situation where someone's stuck in something, it's grief for whatever was enough for them. I've had some people look at me and say, you know, you haven't been through so much. And I thought to myself, Yeah, okay. That may be true.

It was enough for me to mess me up.

It was enough for me to mess me up.

It was enough for me to mess me up.

You fall in love with people who just know how to say terrible things.

You fall in love with people who just know how to say terrible things.