00:00Brantley Whitford.
00:29Hey, gentlemen down below.
00:31I believe you should say a few words.
00:34Can you lay on your left?
00:35Gentlemen, one last time to your left, please.
00:37There it is.
00:40I'll stand.
00:42And Bradley down the left.
00:44Bradley down the left.
00:45Bradley, sir, right to your left.
00:47All the way on the left.
00:50And Bradley right back.
00:52All the way on the end to your left.
00:54There we go. Good deal.
00:55Oh, yeah.
00:56Oh, yeah.
01:02That's the shot right there.
01:05I can't wait.
01:07I can't wait.
01:12Really quickly, I want to just tell a real quick story.
01:15I had just moved here from Memphis, Tennessee.
01:18And I would play a reporter.
01:19And you and Allison Janney were there.
01:22And I got to spend the entire day
01:24watching you do your thing.
01:27And it was.
01:30The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce administers the Walk of Fame.
01:38The best thing about a life spent telling stories
01:43is the people you get to tell them with.
01:46I want to thank every writer, director, producer,
01:48every cast and crew member
01:50I've ever had the privilege to work with.
01:52And here's to a future where real human beings continue to get up
01:58a little too early in the morning
02:00and work long, hard days to make stories together.
02:04Stories to make us laugh, make us cry, make us think.
02:08And most importantly, at this moment,
02:10in this disorienting digital age,
02:13to remind us all of what it means to be a human being.
02:41and for this moment,
02:42Bye-bye.
02:42Now please, guys,
02:43And you have to be,
