Making trickle-decker ego extravaganza's a sunrise, watching Westerns together before we

dose off.

And I know you're getting older.

Growing, changing.

And I guess if I'm being really honest, that's what scares me.

I don't want things to change.

How did it strike you when you first read what you were going to be reading to her?

There's something so moving about this show, not even anything in the writing or anything

we're doing.

Just the fact that the kids are getting older, you literally watch these children grow

up in front of your eyes.

And you have this character at the center of it just being like, I don't want you guys

to grow up.

And I think there's something so basically primal about that as a parent.

One to that scene with me, Dan Patrick, an Amazon original podcast where I get to talk

to Hollywood's top actors and directors about some of the most iconic scenes that have

defined their careers, helped shape the cinematic landscape, then even become fixtures in

pop culture.

On today's episode, we're joined by actor David Harbor.

David was born in White Plains, New York and began his professional acting career on Broadway

in 1999 when he was 24 years of age.

As he worked his way into the Hollywood system through supporting roles, Harbor had all

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