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Michael Patrick King
"Follow the green lights. There are a lot of yellow lights in the world where people are not quite sure about a direction, or red lights, which is don't go that way. When I was an actor I remember thinking after a play, no matter how good I was, I felt like there was always a question. And then after I did comedy, people would just be smiling. And I thought, 'yeah, follow the green lights. Go where it's open towards you.'"
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Sam Lovullo

"Lord only knows how many times I would go to the Grand Ole Opry, not to be seen, I'd hide behind the curtains so that I could understand their kind of comedy. To understand what the artists were doing. After a while, it became a habit, and people knew I was doing it. They'd say, 'Come on over and talk to us, Sam.'"

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Seaman Jacobs

“The most rewarding thing for me was sitting in the office with George Burns as a person, not a boss or anything. He was a collaborator, and he made us feel that way. ‘Hi ya boys- I don’t know about you guys I’m going to the club.’ I loved him.”

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Timothy Van Patten
"I think my life experience informs my directing much more than my acting skills. I think I know how to put an actor at ease, I don't know the language, if there is a language, but I think every actor comes to the set with their own needs and then you have to handle them accordingly."
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Joshua Brand

"As a writer, I found that there’s nothing in my life that I like more than taking an idea and turning it from an abstraction to something that is concrete."

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Marlene Sanders
"I always said yes when anybody asked me, 'Can you do that?' Even if I didn't have a clue what I was supposed to do, I would say, 'Yeah, I can do that.'"