Wow, I'm never sure how to start these posts...
Dear Anthony,
Hey Ant, whassup?
HOMEDAWG!
A-Money, what up fo shizzle?
Aaaanyways. In response to your asking what the board members think of your answers? It's kind of amazing to me that you put real thought into bucketloads (Ha, bucketloads) of questions you're getting every day. Lord knows you don't have to pay any attention to us at all, but you're showing us all how thoughtful and intelligent you really are, and I'm sure everyone appreciates it.
Good luck in Seattle, this weekend. I'll be there in spirit!...and my friend gets to go... Sigh, stupid real life.
Hey! Speaking of LSOH... Did you see the Broadway production at all? Did Hunter Foster (or Jonathan Rayson or Joey Fatone) inspire any of your acting choices?
Anyways, as I was saying... I'm going to bring up one of your older answers. I think it's really interesting that Mark's the best character you've ever played, especially since you've had an interesting and varied career since then. I was wondering.. exactly why. Mark seems like a fairly static character to me (or am I wrong? I think that he doesn't change much during the course of the show, at least compared to other characters.) I understand that working with Jonathan and then that tragedy that occurred must have made it SUCH a powerful piece to perform, but do you also think that the chracter itself contributed to your love of performing him?
If that made sense.
*salute*
Thanks.
"Well, obviously Company is about the Kennedy family. Bobby is played by Raul, and JFK is played by Harvey Fierstein."
-vfd88
Updated On: 10/31/04 at 02:53 PM