"I Never Really Wanted to be an Actor" - That 70's Show star, Topher Grace | BEHIND THE BRAND
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Actor Topher Grace sits down with Behind the Brand host Bryan Elliott in this exclusive full-length interview to discuss how The Road to (Business) Success is about Innovating.
The American actor Christopher John Grace, better known by his stage name Topher Grace, is one of the most popular actors in the world. As Eric Forman, he gained prominence in the comedy series 'That '70s Show.' As Eddie Brock/Venom, he gained international recognition in the blockbuster superhero film 'Spider-Man 3.' The film was one of his most significant works as well as earning him multiple award nominations and accolades. In addition to starring in the comedy series 'That '70s Show,' he became a supporter in the crime drama film 'Traffic.' In his first lead role, he played Tad Hamilton in the romantic comedy 'Win a Date with Tad! The actor has continued playing significant roles in several hit films, including 'Spider-Man 3,' 'Predators,' and 'In Good Company.' He has won several awards in his career so far, including an 'Emmy' for his performance in the social drama 'The Beauty Inside.' In 2017, he co-produced the film 'Opening Night,' in which he played a character called 'Nick.
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I like the bit that Topher says about how early successes can make failure even harder as you get older.
so true
I wonder how to keep living when you’ve had no successes in Life. I wonder how to keep living when you’re handed Failure after Failure. I guess keep Failing. Maybe the success is not taking the easy way out…
Great interview! Are you an ex producer or something? I'm just curious to what your role was with Meet The Parents. It is a classic movie!
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thanks for watching Tony
Movies i know this guy from:
Venom in Spiderman 3
Guy in that comedy that had Chris Pratt in it
Black mirror
nice
Not a movie but you totally forgot That ‘70s Show
So the "multi million views (LinkedIn)" comes from 2 videos which are obviously bought views (and put on the front page). As are the subs bought. Most of the videos has about 200 views and no comments. 142K REAL subs does not work that way. Nice going Mr. Entertainment Mogul :) Though I don't understand why there aren't more views as the videos are mostly great.
Hanner, not sure what you're referencing from LinkedIN--or your motivation here-- but I'm glad you took the time to leave a comment because it gives me a chance to weigh in (again) on this topic of "What we should be measuring..." First thing is, if you're measuring me or the worth of my videos by the number of subs, views or any of the other vanity metrics, you're doing it wrong. Value is not based on what "others" think, it's about what YOU think. Consider the work of most of the early master artists...most lived in obscurity without fame and fortune until after their death. Only when their work was recognized as a masterpiece by future generations did it become mainstream and worth more. I'm not a master yet but I'm also not making average videos for average people. These vids are for a certain group of people and they might not be your cup of tea. That said, metrics are good for some things but not for others. The value of a particular video, or in this case, RUclips channel is not one of them. I'm measuring "value" by several other things including impact. In other words, does it serve my audience and what they need. The short answer based on the feedback is yes. I've been making videos on this channel since 2008. In that time, I've had 1 video go "viral" and perform over a 1M+ views (Candice Neistat interview) and a second one (Best Advice from Seth Godin) in the last 12 months on track to do the same. It's been a slow burn for many years...Read a few of the thousand+ comments on this more popular vids and you'll know I don't need to buy views or subs. People are very engaged and passionate. These videos are making an impact with the right people--not ALL people. It's true that the other videos range between a few hundred (so far) like the recently posted Topher Grace vid...to hundreds of thousands (Simon Sinek, Mel Robbins, Kevin O'leary etc.). The other thing I've observed is that RUclips throttles views because of their new "Bell notification" system whereby only a small % of my 142k subs get "notified" when I release videos. This may explain why certain videos "take off" in views months after posting because they get put in the "Recommended Video" algorithm flow...but then again, sometimes they remain mostly undiscovered because of the sheer volume of content being uploaded to RUclips daily. In any case, I don't care what the individual view count is, I care about the aggregate. Is my channel making the impact I wish to make? Yes. So I'm happy. Hope that helps. Thanks again for watching!