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Think Twice Before You Do It

Posted on July 22, 2008 | Filed Under All the World's a Stage, Depth Charges 

Having been a working actor for almost 20 years, I often get asked advice from parents about how their children can ‘break’ into the industry.

Busting their bubbles isn’t fun but I feel it’s necessary. And Peter Coyote, in this recent article, sums up the very reason why with eloquence and a forthright honesty that you rarely see from Hollywood these days.

Well done, Mr. Coyote.

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