Paul Walter Hauser

And my last few years of high school, I did three plays a year, wrote for the school newspaper, did choir, was in barbershop quartet, was class president one year, was writing scripts and doing stand-up. So it was like I was trying to do the John Cena, Dwayne Johnson schedule before I was actually able to do that type of schedule. I was nuts.

And my last few years of high school, I did three plays a year, wrote for the school newspaper, did choir, was in barbershop quartet, was class president one year, was writing scripts and doing stand-up. So it was like I was trying to do the John Cena, Dwayne Johnson schedule before I was actually able to do that type of schedule. I was nuts.

and uh and yeah i i thought stand-up or screenwriting might be a way to break in i didn't know how to break into hollywood i thought well they say you can climb the wall you can break through the wall you can pay someone to get you through the wall what's my way i'll just try all the things um and uh what i would find out is that stand-up is incredibly hard to break into even if you're decent and i think i was i don't think i was good i think i was decent

and uh and yeah i i thought stand-up or screenwriting might be a way to break in i didn't know how to break into hollywood i thought well they say you can climb the wall you can break through the wall you can pay someone to get you through the wall what's my way i'll just try all the things um and uh what i would find out is that stand-up is incredibly hard to break into even if you're decent and i think i was i don't think i was good i think i was decent

and uh and yeah i i thought stand-up or screenwriting might be a way to break in i didn't know how to break into hollywood i thought well they say you can climb the wall you can break through the wall you can pay someone to get you through the wall what's my way i'll just try all the things um and uh what i would find out is that stand-up is incredibly hard to break into even if you're decent and i think i was i don't think i was good i think i was decent

And I think I got away from stand-up because I just didn't want that lifestyle of... You're in a depressing atmosphere. You have to wind your wheel up on your back and make these people laugh. And you're constantly having to prove yourself. Whereas I could go into an audition and two minutes into the audition, they're like, you got the job. You're the guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

And I think I got away from stand-up because I just didn't want that lifestyle of... You're in a depressing atmosphere. You have to wind your wheel up on your back and make these people laugh. And you're constantly having to prove yourself. Whereas I could go into an audition and two minutes into the audition, they're like, you got the job. You're the guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

And I think I got away from stand-up because I just didn't want that lifestyle of... You're in a depressing atmosphere. You have to wind your wheel up on your back and make these people laugh. And you're constantly having to prove yourself. Whereas I could go into an audition and two minutes into the audition, they're like, you got the job. You're the guy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

It's so much easier than stand up in my opinion. Yeah. And you get treated exponentially better.

It's so much easier than stand up in my opinion. Yeah. And you get treated exponentially better.

It's so much easier than stand up in my opinion. Yeah. And you get treated exponentially better.

I think I was telling somebody, I think like the show kingdom that I did about the MMA fighters of Frank Grillo and Matt Loria, uh, Jonathan Tucker, Nick Jonas, that show was sort of my like associates degree and me breaking in. I Tanya was like the end of the associates degree where it's like, you're getting your bachelors. Now people know your face, but not your name.

I think I was telling somebody, I think like the show kingdom that I did about the MMA fighters of Frank Grillo and Matt Loria, uh, Jonathan Tucker, Nick Jonas, that show was sort of my like associates degree and me breaking in. I Tanya was like the end of the associates degree where it's like, you're getting your bachelors. Now people know your face, but not your name.

I think I was telling somebody, I think like the show kingdom that I did about the MMA fighters of Frank Grillo and Matt Loria, uh, Jonathan Tucker, Nick Jonas, that show was sort of my like associates degree and me breaking in. I Tanya was like the end of the associates degree where it's like, you're getting your bachelors. Now people know your face, but not your name.

And then Richard Jewell was like sort of the last year of the bachelor's degree where it's like, Hey, you are,

And then Richard Jewell was like sort of the last year of the bachelor's degree where it's like, Hey, you are,

And then Richard Jewell was like sort of the last year of the bachelor's degree where it's like, Hey, you are,

you are uh people now are starting to know your name and they're starting to think of you in a different light because you're not just a silly idiot you can you can act too and uh and i think blackbird is like the start of of trying to gain a master's degree yeah i'm trying to do that right now the next four years is me trying to get the master's degree and in my early 40s hopefully i'm

you are uh people now are starting to know your name and they're starting to think of you in a different light because you're not just a silly idiot you can you can act too and uh and i think blackbird is like the start of of trying to gain a master's degree yeah i'm trying to do that right now the next four years is me trying to get the master's degree and in my early 40s hopefully i'm

you are uh people now are starting to know your name and they're starting to think of you in a different light because you're not just a silly idiot you can you can act too and uh and i think blackbird is like the start of of trying to gain a master's degree yeah i'm trying to do that right now the next four years is me trying to get the master's degree and in my early 40s hopefully i'm