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episode 279: 279: Dennis Quaid | Sharks, a Bear, and a Banjo
Dennis Quaid has been a Hollywood leading man for decades, fronts a band called The Sharks, and now stars in a new scripted musical podcast called Bear and a Banjo.
What We Discuss with Dennis Quaid:- Whether or not getting rejected for a coveted job in Hollywood ever gets easier -- even when you've been getting cast for decades.
- Why Dennis considers fear his greatest motivator -- and what this indicates to him when he feels it upon being offered a role.
- The hardest place to get respect, the greatest things our kids teach us, and where dad jokes go to die.
- Listening versus improvising, and how Dennis brings his characters to life without strictly memorizing his lines before arriving on set.
- Accents, biographical misinformation, and how learning to play a real-life astronaut led to Dennis learning how to fly real-life planes.
- And much more...
Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/279
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