Andrew seems like a man who has learnt about himself on his journey through life and has become his own teacher, loved his openness, this was a lovely episode 🤗💖
Yeah, he seems like a "real" person even though he's technically a celebrity. He's always been on the periphery of the Hollywood celebrity group. That's a really cool thing, actually.
This episode is so powerful. Andrew definitely opened up and had so many great stories. His book sounds so moving. His documentary sounds so fascinating. Weekend At Bernie’s is such a great movie. Loved this episode.
He was my director for a few episodes of Turn: Washington's Spies. A lovely man! He remembered me a year later for next season even though I was just background actor.
Mr Rosenbaum it is with deep gratitude I send this. I've gone through some serious stuff lately and your inside of you program has helped me cope with a lot. Appreciate all your work for the rest of us. Keep up the good work
The movie Weekend at Bernie's is a National treasure. My wifes mother loved that movie so much that she wore out her VHS copy and we got her the DVD and she had it on loop most evenings in her home. When she got ill she had it on almost 24/7 in her hospital room and we remember her laughing at it the night she passed away. Great interview and I will pick up the new book by Andrew McCarthy, it sounds great. We still watch Weekend at Bernie's a few times per year in our home and it holds up great.
Weekend at Bernie’s was my dad’s favourite movie. I watch it often because I get the memory of when he watched it the first time and was crying in laughter. It was the only time I saw him cry, and it was amazing seeing him cry from laughing so much. I love the movie but it has a very special meaning to me because it helps me remember my dad.
Fantastic interview. Born in the 70s and an 80s kid and grew up with Andrew with so many films: Pretty in Pink, Less than Zero, Weekend at Bernies, Fresh horses, etc. Such a humble dude and found this interview extremely therapeutic. I suffer with depression and suicide and it helped me! You should get Emilio Estevez on here!!!
The day i saw my step father at a low point for the first time, was the day my love for him soared through the roof. Since then i have the utmost respect for that man. The one who raised me, because my actual father wouldnt. Great interview.
Another terrific job by Michael, Andrew was a wonderful guest who was very open and honest. I am having a hard time going back to episodes that I missed when they were first on, slowly catching up. Is there some way that the podcasts can be accessed chronologically from the beginning?
@@vibeofthee80s_yeah if he could let Andrew actually talk about his life. If I’m watching an Andrew McCarthy interview I wanna know about his life… not that bellend Michael who clearly loves the sound of his own voice
Thank you so much for this interview. When you asked Andrew if he missed drinking, I completely related. After 32 years of sobriety, I don’t miss a thing. The best conversations, it was insightful and therapeutic. ♥️
It's amazing how many people haven't seen the movie Class(1983)with Andrew. It also starred Rob Lowe and Jacqueline Bissett not to mention a young John Cusack and Virginia Madsen.
I love the story (that he didn't share here) where he lived with Jacqueline Bisset and Alexander Godunov when he moved to LA and Bisset would drive him to auditions in her Cadillac. That's so Hollywood.
Andrew seems so nice. Been a fan of his my whole life. Sorry to hear about your grandma. Im having similar issues with mine as well. Its so sad to see that happen. Thanks for the podcast guys. I always enjoy listening(and watching).
I just discovered your show and I'm loving it! Its interesting to go back and watch your interviews as covid progresed, seeing how it affected your guests and perusing the comment section you can see the wide range of responses to covid precautions. I wish I knew about your show sooner because I love getting to know the people behind the characters that have been a large part of my life (52f). On the other hand its like I found a little box of jewels that I can appreciate one by one at my leisure as I watch them all while getting new content! I will be heading to PATREON to show my appreciation.
Just heard the podcast, loved it. Sometimes I like just listening, and other times I want to come to YT and see the person - so glad there are both options! Lots of love ✨
Mr. McCarthy’s role on White Collar is among my all time favorite performances. There are those actors that can become the character to the point where you forget the real person for a brief time. I don’t know why, but that particular role stands always stands out in such a powerful way for me!
Oh my teen crush! No one ever made making out in a barn as romantic. The shower scene in St Elmos Fire was just epic. 😊😊😊 McCarthy is just a great actor to make us all believe in love in so many fantastic movies. I’m old enough to remember how bitter the Brat Pack label was and seemed just brutal to all them for no good reason. Honestly it was confusing to a teen fan as to what happened all of the sudden to these actors we all loved and grew up with.
I recently saw Andrew in a role in “The Resident” and he’s a really skilled and subtle actor. He’s also a very good writer. “Brat” is a great book. Also enjoyed “Walking with Sam” but “Brat” is his best.
Weekend at Bernie's made me discover Andrew McCarthy and I absolutely LOVE that movie. I laughed so hard the first time I watched it. I watch it quite often now. To hear him talk a little about it and for it to be positive...it just made my heart so happy. I read his Brat Pack book not too long ago and was able to learn more about him and his career. Such a talented man. I'm so glad you got him on the podcast. This was really wonderful. He seems so real and personable. You guys really hit it off on the conversation.
Hey, thank you so much for this conversation. So insightful and open. Loved this. I have been watching Smallville again. I know intellectually that people are uhm, Acting, on television etc.. Having said that I often notice actors who seem to just be playing versions of their own (public)personality in each medium I watch them in. Having listened to this podcast and watching Smallville...Wonderful acting. Thank you for, and great appreciation for all your work. Take good care and hope you and your new pup are enjoying one another! 😊
I love seeing him on the screen! I get super excited and I'm instantly glued to that show and I have to see more of it in the off chance that he shows up again! ❤❤❤❤
A lot of emotion came over me during this podcast. The discussions, the tone, the affability, the honesty... all amplified by the fact that Andrew takes me right back to the 80s, especially since he hasn't changed one iota. He must have signed a pact with Satan to age so gracefully! He really gives us the qualities of a calm leader, almost a psychologist, and at ease with himself! But darn it! These pesky commercial interruptions, always at the wrong time, are a real nuisance, even if I understand the need for them! There. I had to say it.
Andrew is such an 80s icon. He was one of those actors that in 80s, if a movie was coming out and he was in it. You knew it would be good. Either a really good drama or a really funny comedy. I truly miss actors like this.
I just went through that with my mom, who was done raising me at 12, telling me at 12,’Hope this works out for the best. For us.’ Then last November, my sister called and I went to see her. There was nothing said. I wasn’t looking for an apology, maybe, for once, I was looking at her to show me it’s okay to screw up, your parents aren’t perfect but they did their best with what they had, in which my dad and I were always close. He showed up. The day I left my childhood home, to be given to a man who I guess was my dad. But he didn’t have a home, nothing. He was a traveling Salesman. There was never a conversation that ended without an I love you. Never. I hadn’t seen her in 30+ years, she met only one of her grandchildren, once. And the day I last saw her, I wore a graduation shirt with said child on the front. Towards the end of the visit, I asked her if she knew who it was. She was at a blank. No clue. Parents are so confusing. Even though I had 30 years to deal with that visit, i wasn’t prepared to have it staring me in the face, of the one person on earth who’s suppose to unconditionally love me, didn’t.
I knew Andrew's father. I did business with him in Maine. He was a nice guy. I'm sorry to hear that he passed. I wish you all the best Andrew. I love how you have managed your narrative.
38:14 origin of “Brat Pack” and negative consequences Hey, producers picked a similar cast repeatedly in upper middle class mostly suburban youth movies and that term stuck for good reason.
This was great. Love all the brat pack movies, especially the John Hughes ones. They really informed a lot of my own sensibilities when writing characters; I've always wanted to write those kinds of young characters you just don't really see much of in film today unless its somebody doing a sendup or pastiche. There's just this je nais sais quoi about those brat pack-era characters that actors like McCarthy inhabited that are just so 'of the era'. I get really nostalgic for them.
Really enjoying this so far. Definitely going to check out his book Walking with Sam. Sounds fascinating. Thanks for all you do and being the best part of my day 🙏❤️.
I loved The Brat pack. But I thought Andrew was the coolest. I’ve loved his movies. I know he directs now. I’ve read his books. I married someone just like him. Going on 30 years. Oh, and awesome to realize Sam was in one of my fav shows Dead to me. With Christina Applegate. Thanks for the interview guys😊❤
I ordered Harry's today Andrew Mahalo ....Mahalo Michael Loved hearing stories One of my favorites in the 80s ..wanted to be him..and John Stockwell..Hey Michael Maybe you could have Stockwell and Spader.. Soft spoken but Bold.. Take care
Weekend at Bernie's is maybe my favorite comedy, the second one is also good fun. Pretty in pink have a great soundtrack and still an okey movie. Andrew is great on the screen. Great episode as always!
As a group The Brat Pack were the coolest kids and we all wanted to be them - but their weren't seen as individuals. But as a teen individuality is frowd upon by your peers. You want to be seen as an individual but do not want to stand alone in the world. It's a double edged sword of belonging yet being recognised as independent
I've always enjoyed Andrew McCarthy's movies and think he has grown into a fine older actor but having watched several interviews he's done promoting his books, I believe his real talent is as a writer. He communicates with all the sensibility of a GOOD storyteller: interesting, engaging, compelling, fun, relatable, and very honest. And he speaks with a certain type of wisdom that I find very insightful and somewhat comforting. Write more books, Andrew.
Dude Michael, I'm digging your Depeche mode shirt bro way to go on that 4real that's the 90's Depeche status" Love it" good job on the podcast mike° take care
Always my favorite out of the brat pack. Always felt real, and genuine and sensitive. Grew up loving mannequin! Gonna get walking with Sam. Sounds great
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Andrew seems like a man who has learnt about himself on his journey through life and has become his own teacher, loved his openness, this was a lovely episode 🤗💖
speaking of teacher. He played a teacher in Monk :D that was a great episode. Season 2 Episode 1. he was one of my favorite antangonists in the show
So thoughtful
Yeah, he seems like a "real" person even though he's technically a celebrity. He's always been on the periphery of the Hollywood celebrity group. That's a really cool thing, actually.
Not everyone falls in love for the first time as a teenager. But it’s nice to know John Hughes’ films are there for us whenever we need them.
This episode is so powerful. Andrew definitely opened up and had so many great stories. His book sounds so moving. His documentary sounds so fascinating. Weekend At Bernie’s is such a great movie. Loved this episode.
His book Brat: An '80s Story is great, highly recommend.
Reading his book brat 80s
Brillant
He was my director for a few episodes of Turn: Washington's Spies. A lovely man! He remembered me a year later for next season even though I was just background actor.
I was born in 85 but still grew up watching Mannequin and Weekend at Bernies. Loved those movies.
Mr Rosenbaum it is with deep gratitude I send this. I've gone through some serious stuff lately and your inside of you program has helped me cope with a lot. Appreciate all your work for the rest of us. Keep up the good work
I have always been a huge fan of Andrew McCarthy, and will listen or watch anything he does. Great job, Michael.
The movie Weekend at Bernie's is a National treasure. My wifes mother loved that movie so much that she wore out her VHS copy and we got her the DVD and she had it on loop most evenings in her home. When she got ill she had it on almost 24/7 in her hospital room and we remember her laughing at it the night she passed away. Great interview and I will pick up the new book by Andrew McCarthy, it sounds great. We still watch Weekend at Bernie's a few times per year in our home and it holds up great.
I was 7 WHEN that movie came out, i used to LMFAO coz of that flick. Man i'm old 😅
I even like to have a double feature with the 2nd one!
So glad you guys had Andrew on, such an awesome guest! He's always been one of my fav actors, he's so like... "cool" & legit funny.
Weekend at Bernie’s was my dad’s favourite movie. I watch it often because I get the memory of when he watched it the first time and was crying in laughter. It was the only time I saw him cry, and it was amazing seeing him cry from laughing so much. I love the movie but it has a very special meaning to me because it helps me remember my dad.
Fantastic interview. Born in the 70s and an 80s kid and grew up with Andrew with so many films: Pretty in Pink, Less than Zero, Weekend at Bernies, Fresh horses, etc. Such a humble dude and found this interview extremely therapeutic. I suffer with depression and suicide and it helped me!
You should get Emilio Estevez on here!!!
Emilio has also walked the Camino and made an amazing movie about it called The Way.
The day i saw my step father at a low point for the first time, was the day my love for him soared through the roof. Since then i have the utmost respect for that man. The one who raised me, because my actual father wouldnt. Great interview.
Another terrific job by Michael, Andrew was a wonderful guest who was very open and honest. I am having a hard time going back to episodes that I missed when they were first on, slowly catching up. Is there some way that the podcasts can be accessed chronologically from the beginning?
Andrew is now Michael's therapist
😂 but this was a great interview, Ive never really seen Andrews interviews, this was a great one to get to know just a little bit of his life
7/22/23
@@vibeofthee80s_yeah if he could let Andrew actually talk about his life. If I’m watching an Andrew McCarthy interview I wanna know about his life… not that bellend Michael who clearly loves the sound of his own voice
Geezers worst than Howard Stern …
@@joehardy8673 too many interruptions
Are they Gay?)
I'm so glad you did this podcast with Andrew Mccarthy. The book is fantastic, so well-written. And your podcast is the best one out there. ❤
This one was excelent! Andrew Mccarthy seems to be a very inteligent and reflective guy. Really enjoyed hearing him talk.
Favorite part of Tuesday!!! Thanks for always being there for us, Rosey! And thanks for the work as always to everyone that works on the show!!
Thank you so much for this interview. When you asked Andrew if he missed drinking, I completely related. After 32 years of sobriety, I don’t miss a thing. The best conversations, it was insightful and therapeutic. ♥️
Thanks guys for a great interview. Really liked Andrew's role in 'Kingdom Hospital' ! (amongst other works).
Love Andrew McCarthy. His books and films are fantastic.
It's amazing how many people haven't seen the movie Class(1983)with Andrew. It also starred Rob Lowe and Jacqueline Bissett not to mention a young John Cusack and Virginia Madsen.
Who wouldn't want to be seduced by Jacqueline Bisset?
@@garypasquill2355 Amen. Not to mention...who wouldn't want to see Jacqueline Bissett get out of the water after snorkeling?
Another fabulous IOU with Andrew McCarthy with you Michael and thanks to you !💙👌 We dive it with passion and emotion 🙌🙌🙌 !! Thank you so much !
I love the story (that he didn't share here) where he lived with Jacqueline Bisset and Alexander Godunov when he moved to LA and Bisset would drive him to auditions in her Cadillac. That's so Hollywood.
Heaven Help Us is such an underrated classic and desperately in need of an HD release.
Andrew seems so nice. Been a fan of his my whole life. Sorry to hear about your grandma. Im having similar issues with mine as well. Its so sad to see that happen. Thanks for the podcast guys. I always enjoy listening(and watching).
I just discovered your show and I'm loving it! Its interesting to go back and watch your interviews as covid progresed, seeing how it affected your guests and perusing the comment section you can see the wide range of responses to covid precautions. I wish I knew about your show sooner because I love getting to know the people behind the characters that have been a large part of my life (52f). On the other hand its like I found a little box of jewels that I can appreciate one by one at my leisure as I watch them all while getting new content! I will be heading to PATREON to show my appreciation.
Alright, you're killing it this year. Finally got me to sign up for Patreon.
my favorite Andrew McCarthy movie has got to be "heaven help us". that movie is hilarious but also the music and scenery in that movie are great.
Just heard the podcast, loved it. Sometimes I like just listening, and other times I want to come to YT and see the person - so glad there are both options! Lots of love ✨
It was so good seeing Andrew again. My memories came rushing back to when I was young and watched his movies. 80s and 90s were so AMAZING!
Mr. McCarthy’s role on White Collar is among my all time favorite performances. There are those actors that can become the character to the point where you forget the real person for a brief time. I don’t know why, but that particular role stands always stands out in such a powerful way for me!
Oh my teen crush! No one ever made making out in a barn as romantic. The shower scene in St Elmos Fire was just epic. 😊😊😊 McCarthy is just a great actor to make us all believe in love in so many fantastic movies. I’m old enough to remember how bitter the Brat Pack label was and seemed just brutal to all them for no good reason. Honestly it was confusing to a teen fan as to what happened all of the sudden to these actors we all loved and grew up with.
I recently saw Andrew in a role in “The Resident” and he’s a really skilled and subtle actor. He’s also a very good writer. “Brat” is a great book. Also enjoyed “Walking with Sam” but “Brat” is his best.
Weekend at Bernie's made me discover Andrew McCarthy and I absolutely LOVE that movie. I laughed so hard the first time I watched it. I watch it quite often now. To hear him talk a little about it and for it to be positive...it just made my heart so happy. I read his Brat Pack book not too long ago and was able to learn more about him and his career. Such a talented man. I'm so glad you got him on the podcast. This was really wonderful. He seems so real and personable. You guys really hit it off on the conversation.
Hey, thank you so much for this conversation. So insightful and open. Loved this. I have been watching Smallville again. I know intellectually that people are uhm, Acting, on television etc.. Having said that I often notice actors who seem to just be playing versions of their own (public)personality in each medium I watch them in. Having listened to this podcast and watching Smallville...Wonderful acting. Thank you for, and great appreciation for all your work. Take good care and hope you and your new pup are enjoying one another! 😊
Love andrew McCarthy in
pretty in pink and st Elmo's fire I had a mad crush on him definitely will be reading his book 😍📚
Great episode! I love hearing Andrew coming to terms with his significance to our generation. He's awesome.
*Weekend at Bernies is our absolute favorite!* 😎
Amazing interview! Love Andrew McCarthy and can't wait to read his book! Michael, you are awesome! Keep it up! You and Ryan rock!! ❤️🙏🏻👏🏻👍🏻🙌🏻
I love seeing him on the screen! I get super excited and I'm instantly glued to that show and I have to see more of it in the off chance that he shows up again! ❤❤❤❤
Really enjoyed this interview and so glad to have stumbled across your show. Top stuff, can't wait to watch through them all.
Your Talkville podcast was recommended in The Guardian. Brilliant
A lot of emotion came over me during this podcast. The discussions, the tone, the affability, the honesty... all amplified by the fact that Andrew takes me right back to the 80s, especially since he hasn't changed one iota. He must have signed a pact with Satan to age so gracefully! He really gives us the qualities of a calm leader, almost a psychologist, and at ease with himself!
But darn it! These pesky commercial interruptions, always at the wrong time, are a real nuisance, even if I understand the need for them!
There. I had to say it.
I didnt even grow up in the 80s and Andrew has that same effect on me like WTF????
Love watching your analysis of people, acting, life, etc. I didn't know you as an actor, but I will now. Keep up the podcast...I love it!
Thank you Rosenbaum! Blaine!!!! His name is Blaine!!!! That’s a major appliance that’s not a name!!!! Love Andrew!!!! 😅❤
Inside and out I’m here on Tuesdays for “inside of you ”!!!!😊
Great interview - also love that he appreciates WEEKEND AT BERNIE'S, a sorely underrated comedy.
Excited! Inside of you is my favorite day of the week.
Wonderful interview. Leaves you wanting more!
Great interview! I can’t wait to read Andrews newest book. Really looking forward to the documentary too
I love that he loves Weekend at Bernie’s!🙌🏻
-on a side note Kim Cattrall in Mannequin was a goddess!❤
She still is.
YES!! Didn't I suggest him?! Thank you, Michael! I look forward to watching this!
Really looking forward to his documentary. Great show (as always)!
Inside of you every Tuesdays is always fun with amazing guests as they talk about their experiences.
Andrew is such an 80s icon. He was one of those actors that in 80s, if a movie was coming out and he was in it. You knew it would be good. Either a really good drama or a really funny comedy. I truly miss actors like this.
It be awkward though when you learn actors like him didnt like what made them famous.....
Such a beautiful interview, thank you so much!
Andrew is amazing!! Still crushing on him after all these years. Great interview ❤ ya Michael
Great to see you again. I usually listen to the podcast but I don't remember this episode.
When does that documentary about the brat pack come out?
Best thing about Tuesdays ❤ Can’t wait to watch this one!! Thank you Michael ❤️ Happy Tuesday 💙
I just went through that with my mom, who was done raising me at 12, telling me at 12,’Hope this works out for the best. For us.’ Then last November, my sister called and I went to see her. There was nothing said. I wasn’t looking for an apology, maybe, for once, I was looking at her to show me it’s okay to screw up, your parents aren’t perfect but they did their best with what they had, in which my dad and I were always close. He showed up. The day I left my childhood home, to be given to a man who I guess was my dad. But he didn’t have a home, nothing. He was a traveling Salesman. There was never a conversation that ended without an I love you. Never. I hadn’t seen her in 30+ years, she met only one of her grandchildren, once. And the day I last saw her, I wore a graduation shirt with said child on the front. Towards the end of the visit, I asked her if she knew who it was. She was at a blank. No clue. Parents are so confusing. Even though I had 30 years to deal with that visit, i wasn’t prepared to have it staring me in the face, of the one person on earth who’s suppose to unconditionally love me, didn’t.
I'd really like to see Rosenbaum play Spader in a biopic. I can see him pull it off.
Agree.
Absolutely agree. Michael looks like a young Spader in his Boston Legal era.
The first comment on RUclips that I give an A+.
just found your channel and love it from one Hilltopper to another....great job
Wow sooo open and honest love this
I love Andrew! Was hoping for more about his relationship with Spader since there's so much history but I'll definitely watch his documentary
I knew Andrew's father. I did business with him in Maine. He was a nice guy. I'm sorry to hear that he passed. I wish you all the best Andrew. I love how you have managed your narrative.
Literally just found your podcast love it 👍🏻
Ahhhhh nostalgia! One of my fav actors growing up in the 80s!!!! Such classic find and memories for our generation❤
Andrew McCarthy is awesome! He’s come along way!!! 👏🏾
38:14 origin of “Brat Pack” and negative consequences
Hey, producers picked a similar cast repeatedly in upper middle class mostly suburban youth movies and that term stuck for good reason.
Andrew McCarthy is awesome. Always has been.
“Let them help you.” Profound. Loved that story.
Definitely a fun conversation. I wish some of the questions revolved around Pretty and Pink!
Great Interview...
Great DM shirt!!
This was great. Love all the brat pack movies, especially the John Hughes ones. They really informed a lot of my own sensibilities when writing characters; I've always wanted to write those kinds of young characters you just don't really see much of in film today unless its somebody doing a sendup or pastiche. There's just this je nais sais quoi about those brat pack-era characters that actors like McCarthy inhabited that are just so 'of the era'. I get really nostalgic for them.
Great interview, thanks.
When the interviewee becomes interviewer 😅
Great interview!
Love that shirt!!! Also loved the interview!
Really enjoying this so far. Definitely going to check out his book Walking with Sam. Sounds fascinating. Thanks for all you do and being the best part of my day 🙏❤️.
Michael, please write a book!!!! We would LOVE to read it 😭❤️
Pretty In Pink and Some Kind Of Wonderful were my favourite 80's movies
Great Conversation.
Loved it. Andrew is a great actor
I loved The Brat pack. But I thought Andrew was the coolest. I’ve loved his movies. I know he directs now. I’ve read his books. I married someone just like him. Going on 30 years. Oh, and awesome to realize Sam was in one of my fav shows Dead to me. With Christina Applegate. Thanks for the interview guys😊❤
Awesome broadcast man 😎
I ordered Harry's today
Andrew Mahalo ....Mahalo Michael
Loved hearing stories
One of my favorites in the 80s ..wanted to be him..and John Stockwell..Hey Michael Maybe you could have Stockwell and Spader..
Soft spoken but Bold..
Take care
Andrew McCarthy was my 13 year old self’s crush. He still makes my heart flutter ❤️🇨🇦
This is my favorite episode of your. Ill use the metaphor of there was no fat it was all lean meat. It actually left me wanting more.nice job.
Love ur Podcast so glad I came across it much love from Scotland 🏴
Weekend at Bernie's is maybe my favorite comedy, the second one is also good fun.
Pretty in pink have a great soundtrack and still an okey movie.
Andrew is great on the screen.
Great episode as always!
As a group The Brat Pack were the coolest kids and we all wanted to be them - but their weren't seen as individuals. But as a teen individuality is frowd upon by your peers. You want to be seen as an individual but do not want to stand alone in the world. It's a double edged sword of belonging yet being recognised as independent
I think standing alone gives you a good sense of confidence when you're young.
I've always enjoyed Andrew McCarthy's movies and think he has grown into a fine older actor but having watched several interviews he's done promoting his books, I believe his real talent is as a writer. He communicates with all the sensibility of a GOOD storyteller: interesting, engaging, compelling, fun, relatable, and very honest. And he speaks with a certain type of wisdom that I find very insightful and somewhat comforting. Write more books, Andrew.
This absolutely brought me to tears!
Dude Michael, I'm digging your Depeche mode shirt bro way to go on that 4real that's the 90's Depeche status" Love it" good job on the podcast mike° take care
Thanks, Rosey! Thanks, Ryan! Thanks, Andrew! 🎙 #InsideOfYouWithMichaelRosenbaum #MichaelRosenbaum #AndrewMcCarthy
This interview flew by. Really enjoyed. Please have him back just to talk about whatever. ❤
What an amazing interview. Or conversation, I should say.
I’m so excited for this! Thank you Michael. 🎉❤
Always my favorite out of the brat pack. Always felt real, and genuine and sensitive. Grew up loving mannequin! Gonna get walking with Sam. Sounds great