00:00You know, what did it mean to you to be able to, you know, do that tribute for the late
00:07Dolly Parton?
00:08Oh, don't even talk to me about it.
00:10As I was saying, you know, as an actor, you spend a whole lot of time, especially me, trying to
00:16make yourself cry.
00:17And I was trying to make myself not cry.
00:20So it was hard.
00:22You know, what did she mean to you?
00:24She was a friend. I admired her. I loved working with her.
00:26I never stopped loving her. There were moments where we tried to reach each other.
00:31But, you know, this is a weird world I live in, this acting world, where you do films and you're
00:39so bonded with this group of people.
00:42It's like being in battle together. It's like being in Battle of the Bulge together.
00:46And you save each other's lives and you've got each other's backs and you spend 24-7 with each other.
00:51And we would go shopping together, all of us, and go to Walmart together.
00:54Can you imagine all of us coming into Walmart?
00:57And we would.
00:58And it never leaves your soul.
01:02And though, you know, Dolly and I live so far apart, we could never make it ends meet.
01:07We could never find a way.
01:09But I never stopped feeling that way about her.
01:13And the times we did reach out, I think she felt that way about me.
01:18So, I loved her.
01:21And we're having this idea of having a relationship with better information.
01:21And I'm planning to share something here.
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