Laura Linney

I mean, it's impossible, which is why Juilliard's making such a concerted effort to go tuition-free and why a lot of schools are because we train these artists at this very, very high level. They leave, and then they can't support themselves, and then they drop out, and we lose them.

Yes, the angel people, yes. And then you need the small donations as well. You need people just involved. You need people who just care about the arts.

Yes, the angel people, yes. And then you need the small donations as well. You need people just involved. You need people who just care about the arts.

Yes, the angel people, yes. And then you need the small donations as well. You need people just involved. You need people who just care about the arts.

Who needs a new clothes?

Who needs a new clothes?

Who needs a new clothes?

He just got back from Paris. He goes... Speaking of books and stuff... Tell me something you've seen that you love recently, a TV show, a movie.

He just got back from Paris. He goes... Speaking of books and stuff... Tell me something you've seen that you love recently, a TV show, a movie.

He just got back from Paris. He goes... Speaking of books and stuff... Tell me something you've seen that you love recently, a TV show, a movie.

Well, you know, there are moments in your life, there are big moments that need to be recognized. And, you know, Eli had been through, I know what it is to go through Juilliard. I know what it is to graduate from that school, to feel like you've, you know, you've done something and now, oh God, what's going to happen now? And you've done it with an ensemble of people.

Well, you know, there are moments in your life, there are big moments that need to be recognized. And, you know, Eli had been through, I know what it is to go through Juilliard. I know what it is to graduate from that school, to feel like you've, you know, you've done something and now, oh God, what's going to happen now? And you've done it with an ensemble of people.

Well, you know, there are moments in your life, there are big moments that need to be recognized. And, you know, Eli had been through, I know what it is to go through Juilliard. I know what it is to graduate from that school, to feel like you've, you know, you've done something and now, oh God, what's going to happen now? And you've done it with an ensemble of people.

And it killed me that he was not going to be with his

And it killed me that he was not going to be with his

And it killed me that he was not going to be with his

Yeah, I knew. So I went to him, I'm like, are you okay about this? And he was so good-natured about it. He was so happy to be there. He was like, I'm fine, I'm fine. And I just sort of couldn't, I couldn't. stand it. And Jason was kind enough to let me sort of hijack the set for a bit. So it was fun. It was really fun.

Yeah, I knew. So I went to him, I'm like, are you okay about this? And he was so good-natured about it. He was so happy to be there. He was like, I'm fine, I'm fine. And I just sort of couldn't, I couldn't. stand it. And Jason was kind enough to let me sort of hijack the set for a bit. So it was fun. It was really fun.

Yeah, I knew. So I went to him, I'm like, are you okay about this? And he was so good-natured about it. He was so happy to be there. He was like, I'm fine, I'm fine. And I just sort of couldn't, I couldn't. stand it. And Jason was kind enough to let me sort of hijack the set for a bit. So it was fun. It was really fun.

The performance of being at a graduation doesn't come close to doing the thing that you graduated for. Right, to get the job.