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"I'm trying to really change that stigma that we all feel. I can shoulder that responsibility and I can represent deaf people really well," DiMarco told The Hollywood Reporter.

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00:00I'm Oliver Trevina, in studio for The Hollywood Reporter, joined by the brilliant Nile DiMarco.

00:11How are you? Thank you for joining us.

00:17Amazing. You literally don't stop working.

00:20It's amazing, you're doing very well.

00:32So modeling, acting, and now producing.

00:50There. It's an amazing subject. It's very, you know, obviously adapted from a movie.

01:18And, you know, very relevant.

01:22How's it been going into, you know, a project like this as a producer?

01:26What's been the toughest part of producing a Broadway play for you personally, so far?

01:44What's been the toughest part of producing a Broadway play for you personally, so far?

01:49What do you think, so far?

01:58Mm-hmm.

01:59and opening night is just around the corner so are you nervous

02:29how do you overcome your nerves

02:40amazing how will you celebrate after the opening night

02:56amazing amazing

03:24you're definitely breaking barriers that's for sure

03:48so there was a lot of buzz recently about a recent movie theatre experience tell us about that

03:59about that

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06:34we should get that campaign going that should happen that should happen for sure

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06:52if you could share a scene on screen with any actor which actor would it be

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07:07so you've thought about this before clearly you plan this out

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07:32Take us back to the beginning though, the challenges that you faced, how did this all

07:37begin in the world of entertainment, you know, being deaf and having the kind of stigma that

07:43people think that comes with that, how did this start for you?

08:02What a journey that's been.

08:31What do you feel that people should know about, you know, people with disabilities and learn

08:48from kind of your journey and how much can be achieved behind the camera and in front

08:53of the camera.

09:00So, let's get started with the camera, you know, people with the camera and you know,

09:07they're not going to be able to see the camera.

09:12They're not going to be able to see the camera there.

09:19They're not going to be able to see the camera.

09:25amazing well i think hollywood is definitely benefiting um we're gonna wrap this up with

09:34thr's top five it's gonna be five easy questions okay movie you watched as a kid that you wish you

09:45were in it's my favorite it's my favorites but yes although neither of us could do the truffle shuffle

09:56um tv show that you wish you could turn into a movie

10:03there you go that's a that's a good that's a good one um hollywood crush

10:17past or present past or present

10:27it's good i feel like we have exactly the same kind of passions yeah

10:46maybe maybe career highlight moment that comes to mind

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11:20It's incredible, it's so important to use your platform to do good.

11:29Describe your journey as an artist so far in one word.

11:34It's a very honest word, I love that.

11:42If there's no better word to wrap this interview up, there you go.

11:45Now I was a fan already but now that you're a Goonies fan, it's over.

11:54Perfect, Niall DiMarco, check him out.

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