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After decades in Los Angeles, I figured it was time. I’m finally spilling the tea on all these voice actors. Going to give you the brutal truth.
Oh, and yes, the title is total clickbait! In fact, this post qualifies as…
A Career Love Letter To Voice Actors!
How I began this: I grabbed the first 1000 voice actors (sorted by number of credits) off of behindthevoiceactors.com and then deleted those whom I’ve never met. I may have made a mistake and deleted you! I did a lot of LSD in high school, so my memory for names, locations, where I live – all of these things are not necessarily reliable! If we’ve met and you wanna be on this love fest list, please let me know!
One final thing: I actually know many more voice actors online only! I adore them and hope to meet them in person one day and then add them to this ever evolving post…
… Here we go!
VOICE ACTORS D.C. HAS MET:
Charlie Adler
Known for “Transformers” and others. Back in the good old days of Twitter when it was only Nazi-lite I had some very fun random back-and-forths with Charlie. One day we finally met briefly at a studio as he was recording a few roles on “The Rocketeer.” Such a talented, funny, and politically literate human being.
Greg Ayres
Known for “Dragon Ball Z” and others. I love this man! Back when I used to do a certain convention circuit I would always see Greg there. I danced at many of his raves on stage (in my underwear) and off and laughed my ass off whenever we were in a panel together. Such a good heart and I miss him.
Jon Bailey
Known for “Honest Trailers” and others. I find Jon Bailey’s story to be so fascinating. He reached out to me via IG saying he was going to be visiting Los Angeles and wanted to pick my brain about VO. So we met at The Pikey on Sunset Boulevard and talked for an hour or two. I was so taken with his talent and how knowledgeable he was about the industry — he knew way more than I did! Then he moved here and his career has taken off! Happy to say that success did not change him (other than transforming him into a James Bond type). He’s still that energetic, knowledgeable and honest guy I met on Sunset Boulevard.
Dante Basco
Known for “The Last Airbender” and others.I knew of Dante waaaay back in 1988 when I was trying to get signed by his manager. He had “Hook” and I had two student films under my belt. Lol! Met him years later at a couple cons and at a party in North Hollywood. Nice guy who seemingly always has an entourage around him.
Jeff Bennett
Known for “Johnny Bravo” and others. Another “Transformers: Rescue Bots” introduction! I met him many times at the studio and at a few parties. A very unassuming and humble guy for someone who has voiced thousands of characters! If you don’t know him, you need to look him up. He’s in everything you’ve ever watched.
Bob Bergen
Known for “Looney Tunes” and others. Bob was actually a client of mine when I used to edit actor demo reels in the nineties at Planet Video! He wanted to branch out a little from voice over and also do hosting gigs. I had no idea at the time that he was an heir apparent to Looney Tunes!
JB Blanc
Known for “Breaking Bad” and others. I actually met JB as well as several other voice actors at an event that Stephanie Sheh had put together after the tsunami in Japan. So my actual meeting of JB is on camera and you can see it here.
Steve Blum
Known for “Cowboy Bebop” and others. There are a few on this list who are very special to me. Either because we worked together or had a chance to get to know each other on a deeper level than just career. Steve voiced Heatwave in “Transformers: Rescue Bots.” I learned so much watching him work. He was also one of the most supportive actors I’ve known. A genuine human being. Another actor I miss seeing on the regular.
Earl Boen
Known for “Terminator” and others. I met Earl in 1985 after moving to LA. He cast me in his wife’s dinner show “Murder By Night” where I played a killer in drag. He was the first actor I met who was making a living from both on-camera and voice over gigs. A career I still strive to achieve. He was so very talented and dramatic and funny, and yes, a little moody. He was 40 when I met him and he was at that stage where he was dissatisfied with where his career was. An early lesson to count blessings and not suffer the treadmill for an ideal that only sheer luck and lightening can make happen. Unfortunately, I didn’t get it until I was 50. But I owe Earl so much. More than I ever told him when he was alive.
Johnny Yong Bosch
Known for “Power Rangers” and others. I always laugh when I think of the time I met Johnny Yong Bosch. While we were at the same convention, we didn’t cross paths except for a brief moment for scheduled pictures. At that point, I was joking with some people I had known for a while and being very much my D.C. Douglas self. And if you don’t know me that well I can seem a little odd at first! I just remember him side-eyeing me the entire time. Lol! (Yes, in a humorous way).
Jonathan Cahill
Known for “Love, Death & Robots” and others. So this is one of those few times I met a voice actor first in the booth (an industrial for Kia, I think) and then became friends online! Jonathan has a very unique voice but his political voice I admire even more. One of the smartest VO guys I follow on IG (and occasionally get tipsy with in a dive bar).
Lora Cain
Known for “Fallout” and others. I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Lora! Back in 2002 I was desperate to get out go my survival gig as a demo reel editor at Planet Video. As chance would have it, a voice over workout group for industry professionals started meeting next door at Waves Sound Studio. About 3 or 4 sessions in Lora mentioned she did radio imaging out of her home studio for Texas clients. I was intrigued! I took her out to lunch and spent 2 hours picking her brain about how to set up one. She was so supportive and encouraging. Flash forward 3 months later and I had quit the survival gig and was making more money out of my home studio. She is a huge part of my VO career taking off…
Lacey Chabert
Known for “Mean Girls” and others. Another gift from my time on “Transformers: Rescue Bots” was meeting and working with Lacey. She’s literally everything you’d think – sweet, giving, talented and funny. I’ll always appreciate her playing with me off-mic for a fun video you can watch here.
Louise Chamis
Known for “Disney’s House of Mouse” and others. I found Louise through a Drama-Logue ad in 1991 or so. It was a cartoon voices class. I drove to Laurel Canyon to study with 4 others and her in her dining room. While I learned some in the class, the real impact of meeting her was “the hustle.” She was looking to maximize income after her divorce and when she realized one of her students was dating the guy who owned Coley Sound so she suggested we start of loop group. That led to a whole other entrance to VO for me. And taught me that i had to make things happen in my career. It also led to my meeting Doug Stone.
Joe Cipriano
Known for Fox, CBS, and countless TV promos, game shows, award shows and others. So I met Joe at his house for some party he was throwing. It was for his new studio he finished construction on. Gorgeous house. Gorgeous studio. Hollywood Hills. Seems like a genuinely good, nice human. I shook his hand. That was the extent of it. But one must always mention legends they’ve met.
Peter Cullen
Known for “Transformers” and others. I’ll give you one guess on what show we met! It was a brief hello and then he was off into the studio. The only other time we met I brought my mentee to meet him, and I ended up making an ass out of myself. You can read about that here.
Tim Curry
Known for “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and others. This is the top of the top! The pinnacle of people I could meet in my life! When I was a kid, there were three people I idolized; Barry Dennen, Benny Hill and Tim Curry. We met at the Arclight in Hollywood one night. I did what all fans do and intruded on his evening. He was so gracious and funny. I got a picture with him, but I looked like total crap in it! You can read about it here. Of course, six months later, my career hit one of those magical points when he was hired for the cartoon I was on as the main villain. I could go on, but this is a very long blog post!
Barry Dennen
Known for “Jesus Christ Superstar” and others. The first time I met Barry was for a table read of someone’s film script. He was the last to enter the room and I was so shocked that I just blurted it out that I used to pretend I was him in my bedroom at night (performing Pilate). That led to my idol flirting with me! You can’t top that.
Debi Derryberry
Known for “Jimmy Neutron” and others. I first met Debbie in the 90s when she came to my Planet Video edit bay to put together a cartoon reel that she would be on camera interjecting commentary with. Not a lot of people did that back then and it was clever. It also introduced me to all of the work she had done and that was 35 years ago! More VO royalty…
John DiMaggio
Known for “Futurama” and others. I met John on the final day of a convention, where all of the actors were crammed into a small hotel room as we waited for our fees to be paid and airport transportation to arrive. I was too intimidated to say anything. And he has that gruff New York stand-up comedian persona. We all had the same flight to LA that night and once we arrived in LA something awkward happened and he stepped in and put me at ease with his kindness. If there’s something I appreciate more than talent, it’s kindness. He certainly has both!
D.C. Douglas
Known for drinking creamy sweet martinis and others. This dude owes me so much money! To say he is insufferable is to say that water is slightly damp. The man smells like arrogance and looks like a Fabio hairball. He also stole my girlfriend in high school as well as my boyfriend in college. There’s a reason he is CANCELLED!
Richard Epcar
Known for “Ghost in the Shell” and others. There are a few voice actors on this list who I must credit for adding propulsion to my career. Richard is definitely one of them. He was my first anime director at the turn of the century. He was also the first example of an on-camera actor transitioning into voice over. This was a concept I didn’t fully understand and was actually trying to avoid (out of sheer ignorance). So Richard represents a lot of things to me. I have since been directed by him in many things and always love how his humor pushes the envelope in ways neither of us want HR to know about! Only man taller than me that I hug.
Crispin Freeman
Known for “Hellsing” and others. The gentleman of voice over! I met him at a few cons as well as that event Stephanie Sheh put together. If you ever wanna have an in-depth academic discussion about anime and voice over, he is your man.
Barbara Gill
Known for innumerable commercials and coaching in the 60s-80s. I accidentally stumbled into her studio in 1984 while looking for acting schools. Once she explained what VO was to me she encouraged me to cultivate my voice. Aside from it being a “good voice” she remarked that what I’d learn studying with her would also translate to my on-camera studies. So, she is ground zero for the birth of my VO career! She was sweet, succinct and professional. Forever grateful to her…
Barbara Goodson
Known for “Power Rangers” and others. I only met her once at a fundraiser in 2011. A lovely lady. You can glimpse her in this video.
Jennifer Hale
Known for “Mass Effect” and others. I love this woman. Another one of those genuine actors with an open heart. We met at a convention years ago and crossed paths at a few others afterwards. I’ve even twerked in front of her. One of those people you want in your corner because it means you’re doing something right.
Jess Harnell
Known for “Animaniacs” and others. We both shared all the roles in this bizarre “libertarian” cartoon special years before we ever met. But we finally did at several conventions. Huge personality and wardrobe. Very congenial.
Ali Hillis
Known for “Mass Effect” and others. I think everyone has a crush on Ali. She and Liam O’Brien cohosted a party around 2010 during a time I was under fire from the Tea Party. I was a bit hesitant to go meet voice actors I didn’t know! That was my first time meeting her and she was a wonderful host and funny human being. At a later convention, I twerked in front of her thereby solidifying our connection through the space time fabric. Or so I like to think.
Richard Horvitz
Known for “Invader Zim” and others. We actually met before we met. One of my first cons was at Florida SuperCon around 2014. He was this loud, funny voice harassing passerbys throughout the day. I believe we passed each other in the green room. But we officially met on set of “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor” where we both bemoaned our mo-cap suits. Sucha lovely, funny, talented and committed actor. Loved working with him.
Adrian Hough
Known for “Assassin’s Creed III” and others. He may be a brother from another mother. I met Adrian at a Chicago con about 10 years ago where we ended up in a pool at 2 am. We maintained an online friendship for years and occasionally meet up when he’s in LA (including an infamous “Wesker-off with Richard Waugh). Sensitive, artistic, funny, talented and has a huge heart.
Chuck Huber
Known for “Dragon Ball Z” and others. I think this man will forever have me guessing. I find him to be a fascinating mystery of a human being. I’ve met him at a few conventions and he’s very down to earth and kind. I truly need more time to hang with this man because… Did he create a religion?!
Linda Hunt
Known for “God of War” and others. This was an absolute career highlight – directing Linda Hunt in the voice over studio. She has such a fascinating process. She narrated my film short “The Crooked Eye” and gave it such depth and emotion. Met her again when I did an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles. She loved the final result of the short and was so very kind to me.
Xanthe Huynh
Known for “Persona 5” and others. So I thought I was meeting her for the first time recently at a local California con. Her table was next to mine and her line NEVER stopped! At one point I made a joke that I wished I was as popular as her and she reminded me that we actually met at Freecon in 2014 and back then MY line never stopped! Lol! Super lovely lady!
Taliesin Jaffe
Known for “Critical Role” and others. I first met this lovely man as my director for the popular “Marvel Versus Capcom 3!” Fun, smart, kind and talented. He has that arty quality you hope rubs off on you.
Billy Kametz
Known for “The Rising of the Shield Hero” and others. I hate that I never knew who he was until the day I met him. But the day that I did meet him was one of my lowest in recent years. He didn’t know that. But we were both in a Covid protected room for plexiglass autograph signings in December of 2021 at a con. We started talking and his calmness and kindness and willingness to hear about my woes put me at ease. It’s unfortunate that sometimes we only learn how good a person is after they are gone. I didn’t know him, but my sense was he was one of the good ones.
Tom Kenny
Known for “SpongeBob SquarePants” and others. I met Tom on a series of TV commercials we did for Experian where we played some nefarious computers. Spent 5 hours with him and had a blast. Such a fun, real man. And very humble considering his place in our culture! And if you ever get to see his band – do it!
Maurice LaMarche
Known for “Pinky and the Brain” and others. Maurice and I couldn’t be closer considering he used to be inside me! Lol! He drive my Transformer character. The table read for “Transformers: Rescue Bots” was my our meeting. Then 104 episodes and countless parties and events… Another mensch of a talented human being whom I count as a friend.
Phil LaMarr
Known for “Samurai Jack” and others. I just realized I have NO IDEA when we met. I know it was at least 15-20 years ago – but I can’t recall if it was in my edit bay at Planet Video, on stage at ACME or Groundlings or at a VO session… But Phil is awesome. Kind, humble and genuine.
Wendee Lee
Known for “Cowboy Bebop” and others. I met Wendee as a director on “Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles” almost 20 years ago! And then she directed me in several JRPGs over the years. Always love working with her. As a director, she’s “good” tough which is a funny juxtaposition to her normal day to day persona which is very warm, supportive and sweet. I love running into her at cons, as well!
Yuri Lowenthal
Known for “Spider-Man” (PS4) and others. Actually met this lovely human 20 years ago through some mutual friends for film script readings and a film short (lost to the wind at this point). So, I knew him before he was known as a VO God. And he is just as sweet and considerate now as he was then.
Dave Mallow
Known for “Digimon” and others. We met 25 years ago doing VOs for a notoriously cheap commercial campaign company! And then we would hang out in later years between our respective sessions at Demos That Rock studio with Chuck Duran. Such a sweet man.
Jason Marsden
Known for “The Lion King 2: Simba’s Pride” and others. “Transformers: Rescue Bots” family! Here’s another special one for me. Met him on day one and learned much watching him in sessions. He’s remarkable with his multiple takes – all 3 very different and all creative and perfect. And then my trips to NOLA and Nashville to hang with him. One of those rare non-“Hollywood” celebrities who is also a good friend.
Joel McDonald
Known for “One Piece” and others. I met Joel at Youmacon around 2010 or so. I approached him and told him I was looking to get back into anime as I realized there was this whole convention explosion for VAs to make side income from. He immediately said he wanted to stunt cast me in “One Piece!” The rest is history. I haven’t seen him in person in years, but he’s been on zoom and in my ears for several session in the last year for something very fun coming in 2025/2026…
Mary Elizabeth McGlynn
Known for “Ghost in the Shell” and others. I met her about 24 years ago on some JRPG or anime. I remember telling her I wasn’t too interested in doing those types of jobs (I was making good money in commercials and promos) and so the next time we met was after I sent emails in 2010 to her and other ADR directors that I was wrong and wanted to do more anime because, duh, conventions! Lol! Always a classy and giving director and actor. And when Steve and her became a thing I thought, “how freaking perfect.’
Matthew Mercer
Known for “Critical Role” and others. I met the legend while working on Regular Show’s final season. We played two German characters in one episode and as we were walking into the session I confessed my worry about how bad my accent was. Without missing a beat he gave me a few tips and told me not to worry – it’s a wacky cartoon! I also remember him telling me about his personal passion project of streaming D&D games. Congratulated him on having some success doing something he loved… “Some..” Lol! Now he rules the nerd culture! (And yes, Matt, I’d LOVE to do a guest spot on it!)
Lani Minella
Known for “Nancy Drew” (Games) and others. Lani found me through Google back in 2005 when my website showed up in the first 3 spots for “voice over!” Sigh, miss those algo days… She hired me for a few gigs over the years (including “Killer Klowns!”) but we only ever met once in San Diego for a commercial gig where she directed me. A talented, straight shooter who hustles better than most in this biz (including me!)
Neil Newbon
Known for “Baldur’s Gate 3” and others. I met Neil on a CGI film we did in Japan during March, 2020. Every morning he would report to us the latest science of the emerging pandemic. He also helped us all look bad-ass in the military portions of the shoot. Sweet, gentle and caring. Also looks great in a mobcap suit.
Laraine Newman
Known for “Saturday Night Live” and others. Even though we’ve never worked together in the studio (though we both are in “Star Wars The Old Republic”) it was in 1998 that we met in San Francisco for a film short where she played my sister! One of my career highlights for a kid who had a crush on her on SNL. You can watch the film here.
Jeff Nimoy
Known for “Digimon” and others. I met Jeff during the pandemic when he was directing live action ADR at Studiopolis. We spent several weeks working on “Carlo & Malik” where I was dubbing the lead Italian actor who spoke 300 cues per episode! That was the most intense ADR gigs ever and he made it so fun. Every session was full of laughter and warmth. A lovely man.
Nolan North
Known for “Uncharted” and others. This one almost doesn’t count as it was more a matter of me listening to Nolan on stage or across a large restaurant table. While we did share a ride back to the airport I was in the seat behind him and Troy Baker was commanding his attention the whole time. Lol! But from what I “witnessed” he was super sharp politically, witty and kind.
Liam O’Brien
Known for “Critical Role” and others. What can I say, Liam made me Albert Wesker in “Resident Evil 5.” He was my director and he was so good at it – both in getting me to go operatic and also in protecting my voice from screaming overuse (Chriiiiiisssss). A whipsmart, funny human. A fun anecdote – he mentioned in the session that he auditioned for Wesker and wanted the role. Which makes me think that if some magical being came to me and offered me the Wesker role or to wait 10 years and be a part of Critical Role – I would’ve passed on Wesker in a heartbeat!
Tony Oliver
Known for “Robotech” and others. I love Tony! Such a great human and wonderful director. You “Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure” fans can credit him for letting me get inside the skin of Yoshikage Kira. After those sessions I occasionally get to see him at a con! If you ever get a chance to see him at one, do so! Much knowledge to share.
Bryce Papenbrook
Known for “Attack on Titan” and others. I first met Bryce and his wife in London 10 or so years ago. We had a fun time chatting in a pub about another con guest whom we both were trying to avoid (one of the very very few in this biz). At the end of the conversation we got up to leave just as said guest showed up and looked so dismayed that we were leaving. It was a perfect punchline to our time together!
Jim Pirri
Known for “Spider Man 2” and others. Jim and I first worked together in 1987!!! We were cast in a children’s improv show that traveled to LA County schools. Then we didn’t work together again until 38 years later!!! Lol! We just reconnected on a videogame in 2025 (can’t say what it is as of this entry date). A talented, kind, generous soul.
Vincent Price
Known for “Thriller” and others. 1986. I was in line at the post office in Hollywood and there was an old gentleman at the window ahead of me buying stamps. As he walked away I went up to the window and asked, “Was that Vincent Price?” and as she was about to answer he walked back to us and gave her a few pennies he was short initially but found in his pocket. I took the moment to praise his work and especially his monologue on the Alice Cooper song “Black Widow.” He chuckled, shook my hand and said, “Oh, yes, that one’s a thriller, indeed.” And then he walked away! Not sure if he knew he referenced his Michael Jackson gig in that sentence or was old and confusing Alice Cooper for Michael Jackson. Either way, it was a glorious moment for me!
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Sam Riegel
Known for “Critical Role” and others. I met the legend in 2006 during my Cup Of Tea Productions days where he directed me in several JRPGs (.Hack anyone?) and occasionally on jobs since then (most recently “DC Super Hero Girls”). Always funny, kind and generous… And tall!
William Salyers
Known for “Regular Show” and others. Aw, William. One of those kind actors who elicit an “aw” when you think of them. Met him on the final season of “Regular Show” and had a blast working with him. So kind and talented.
Stephanie Sheh
Known for “Naruto” and others. I met Stephanie at in 2009 where she directed me in “Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles.” The next time was at her “We Heart Japan” event in 2011 – you can see that here. A deep, thoughtful artist whom I don’t work with enough.
Roger Craig Smith
Known for “Sonic the Hedgehog” and others. First time I met Roger was when he arrived early for a session while I was still recording (directed by Liam O’Brien). That was maybe 14 years ago. The he guest starred on an episode of “Transformers: Rescue Bots” where I snagged this funny video. And then I tracked him down for a Wesker Week fan-service video a bit after that. Highly intelligent and funny man. If you aren’t following him on IG you are missing out on some amazing photography.
Michael Sorich
Known for “Digimon” and others. Here’s the OG of my voice actors! I met Michael in 1989 when my non-union commercial agent told me I should get a VO demo. Met him at Denny’s or Pink’s – I can’t remember! He put together a great reel for an inexperienced 24 year old. Several years later I hosted a Playboy Hidden Camera show and he, unbeknownst to me, was one of the hijinks actors in the recorded bits! But I didn’t run into him in person until 2022 at a studio in the Valley. Since then he’s directed me in a few mobile games and I just LOVE his personality. Funny, energetic, kind and knows his shit. He’s one of the propulsion people of my career!
Spike Spencer
Known for “Fullmetal Alchemist” and others. Spike is one of those lovely, kind, high-energy actors you swear you’ve known for years the day you actually meet him. That’s why it’s so hard for me to remember when we did first meet. I feel as though he has been at most of the cons I’ve done through the years!
Ash Sroka
Known for “Mass Effect” and others. Even though we acted in two huge “Mass Effect” games together – we only just met last year! Check out our first time here. I love this lady! Powerful human and funny, caring friend.
Ellyn Stern
Known for “Bleach” and others. While Ellyn cast me in my first anime back in 2000 or so I didn’t actually meet her until a Florida con circa 2012! Since then I had the pleasure to actually record IN THE BOOTH with her for a fun cartoon calle “The Monchichi Tribe” – directed by her husband, Richard Epcar. But these moments were so fleeting until a few years ago we did a Con Cruise and spent several days together. That was such a treat just to hang with her and Richard and just “be.” Kind and very supportive.
Doug Stone
Known for “Robotech” and others. First Michael Sorich, then Doug… We first met when I auditioned for his stage show “On Thin Ice” in the early 90’s. Then we crossed paths in a recording studio around 1994/95 and he took my info and cast me in several ADR gigs (think Hercules and Xena!) I learned a lot by watching him do his thing. Another super talented human with a great heart. Always grateful met him.
Karen Strassman
Known for “Monster High” and others. After Karen moved back from France to the US she booked a session with me at my edit bay Planet Video for her theatrical reel. that’s when I first met her. Magical, sweet, talented and soulful. Yes, I had a crush. Last time I saw her was right before the pandemic at an agency happy hour. Still radiant and soulful.
Fred Tatasciore
Known for “Overwatch” and others. It’s wonderful when a super talented person is also humble and very friendly to strangers. That’s Fred. Only met him once for a “Regular Show” recording session. I would’ve talked to him more but I was still battling imposter syndrome.
Abby Trott
Known for “Carmen Sandiego” and others. First day I briefly met Abby she had just brought muffins to the recording crew. That sums her up well. Met her properly at a cool event in LA where an orchestra played the music of both “Nier: Automata” and “Nier Replicant.” Very charming and disarming.
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Imari Williams
Known for “Transformers: Rescue Bots” and others. “Transformers: Rescue Bots” family! Imari is the reason our cast became so close to this day. He was one of the newer VO actors on the show and that translated into courage and connection, willing us into a real show family. Big heart, gorgeous voice. It’s Imari, people!
Travis Willingham
Known for “Critical Role” and others. We only met once at MCM London at least 10 years ago. He and his wife were signing at the same time as me. He was funny and friendly but it was a huge con and we didn’t have any time after that. I know, so many opportunities for me to become good friends with the Critical Role folks early on and I messed it all up! I could’ve been a mage elf magician! (Or whatever DnD does. I never learned…)
Debra Wilson
Known for “Mad TV” and others. I love ending with this lady! What a human being. She truly seems otherworldly in her passion, thoughts and interactions with others. We met on “Star Wars Jedi: Survivor.” The kind of person who makes gifts for all the cast and crew and then shows up across town on a day she isn’t scheduled to give the gifts out! Truly special.
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I did it? … I DID IT! Whew! That was fun to do. A bit of memory lane and a bit of “wow, I have met some amazing people in my life.”
Perhaps I’ll revisit this in 10 years and add more… Or perhaps my AI avatar will.
I do hope this post inspires you to learn more about the various actors out there and follow them online. After all, this post is a love letter to them.