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Hey, folks, it's Mike White, host of the projection booth podcast, bringing me a little something extra this week with our episode about Smile.

When I was talking to folks such as Nicholas Pryor, Barbara Felden, Denise Nickerson, and Annette O'Toole, there were some extra stuff, some questions that I asked them that didn't necessarily relate to smile, but that I found interesting nonetheless. I hope that you find that interesting

as well. So let's go ahead and we're going to play back some interviews here. In order,

this is going to be Annette O'Toole, Denise Nickerson, Barbara Felden, and Nicholas

Pryor. Let's go ahead and roll those interviews and be sure to check out our episode on Smile

available this week.

For you, what do you think is kind of that role that really put you on the map?

Because I know Smile was not necessarily the one because of the failure at the box office or just, you know,

didn't have the splash that it should have had.

What was the one that really kind of put you on the map?

Was it something like a cap people or 48 hours?

No, actually, I think it was one-on-one in a weird way.

I mean, what it did was it kind of came out of the blue one-on-one.

I mean, I got it through a fluke.

Kathleen Klinman was supposed to play the role originally,

and then something happened with us scheduling on something else.

She couldn't do it.

And I had gone in for the part originally and met LeBond Johnson,

but I hadn't read with Robbie.

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