00:00Ah! Ah! Give me more drugs! Give me more drugs! That was the line.
00:04It was actually a show I made with my friends. I made an animated show because
00:08I did a sketch comedy show that was like not completely union but then I made an
00:12animated series called The Jellies for Adult Swim and when I was doing voices
00:15on it I had to get like the sad card. So it was like cool it was my own project
00:20that got me the last sad card.
00:21It might have been a commercial but what I remember most is a film called A Piece
00:27of the Action under the direction of the great Sidney Poitier. I was nineteen
00:32years old. Wow that means I think I celebrate fifty years in the industry
00:38this year.
00:39The bear. I never acted before.
00:41An episode of Law and Order. Yeah which is the only other thing that I've done
00:45other than the pit and so that was it. I'm glad I got it.
00:47It was Blue Bloods. It was a co-star. I remember I had two scenes and then before
00:54getting on set one of the scenes got cut and then my lines got cut from the other
00:59scene but I still got my card.
01:01I think it might have been like a SAG commercial or something like that. I think it was like
01:07something where I got to like slide in under the wire.
01:10I had a little bit of a, I was a bike messenger on Third Watch. I was playing a bike
01:18messenger
01:18that got hit by a car. Bobby Cannavale was one of the leads who picks me up as an ambulance
01:24tech
01:24and my lines were, ah, ah, give me more drugs, give me more drugs. That was the line.
01:30I did a Kentucky Fried Chicken commercial in Chicago and having a SAG card had always been
01:35one of my goals. Like it just meant a lot to me to be a part of the union.
01:39I had this little role on the reboot of Minority Report. I think they tried to make a show off
01:46of the original movie and yeah, I think I was like 11.
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