in terms of his ability as an actor, was it obvious right from ngspecial?he had s because nobody predicted this his charter. not only that. people don t realize this but it s funny, he and i read for the same part in the production of streetcar name desire on broadway with aleck baldwin and jessica lang and he ended up doing the part. it was one of the poker players but under studies one of the leads but when he went on as that role as mitch in streetcar, everyone in the audience, everyone what came to see that star said ut oh, this is the real deal. this is the real deal right here and that s really where it started. kevin o rourke, thank you for joining me. thank you. matt, it s it s something that clearly everyone worked with him says the same thing, he
is that, kevin, how all the cast viewed him? again, i can t speak for everyone else but that was certainly the impression i got. he was very generous. he felt lucky to have that role of a lifetime and he knew that every actor relied on great writing that david was giving him and he supported the rest of us do to our best on the show, as well. in terms of his ability as an actor, was it obvious right from the start he had something special? because nobody predicted this vast success of the sopranos but it was driven by the force of his charter. not only that. people don t realize this but it s funny, he and i read for the same part in the production of streetcar name desire on broadway with aleck baldwin and jessica lang and he ended up doing the part. it was one of the poker players but under studies one of the
him and he supported the rest of us do to our best on the show, as well. in terms of his ability as an actor, was it obvious right from the start he had something special? because nobody predicted this vast success of the sopranos but it was driven by the force of his charter. not only that. people don t realize this but it s funny, he and i read for the same part in the production of streetcar name desire on broadway with aleck baldwin and jessica lang and he ended up doing the part. it was one of the poker players but under studied one of the leads but when he went on as that role as mitch in streetcar, everyone in the audience, everyone what came to see that star said ut oh, this is the real deal. this is the real deal right here and that s really where it started. kevin o rourke, thank you for joining me. thank you.
gandolfini, he was at a dinner party and somebody said, james, go on a boat with me? he said yes. i want to bring in michelle turner. james gandolfini came to this late. he did this as a craft, as an actor. right. but he was no famous until later. exactly. back in 92 he was on in broadway with jessica lang and aleck baldwin and that s when people first saw him but he still wasn t this huge star. you know, he didn t become the huge star like larry was talking about until we saw him in the sapronos. he won an emmy for that in 200. larry mentioned the fact that he like stole a lot of movies and was under appreciated as an actor. a lot of people may not remember, this movie in 2001 called the mexican with brad
the country. but the quickest path and that this is statistically proven to poverty. anyone do it schwab applauded but we should not glorify it as an easy task. bob: i think about your ferrets. dana: they smell. greg: they do not. i bathe them every time. why are you attacking my ferrets? andrea: they re married. greg: coming up, we discuss the latest on aleck baldwin s alleged stalking. it s a story that is so shocking if it were a wallabie you d say it was a shocking wallabie. if you leave now, i won t invite you to my dance party next saturday.