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So growing up in Queens, New York, which is not that far from where we are right now in Manhattan,

at the age of about 13, my guest today, David Crumholtz literally stumbled into the world

of acting on a lark when he followed friends of his to an open audition, having never acted

before and landed the role soon after found himself on a Broadway stage alongside Jud

Hirsch, Tony Shaloub and incredible cast. That launched a decades long now career in acting

and eventually also writing in TV and film with credits that include a five year run as

a lead on the TV show numbers. So many different appearances on shows like the Goodwife Lawn

Order, more recently HBO's Show The Duce, movies like Adams Family Values, The Santa

Closs series of movies slums of Beverly Hills. And now in his newest role, he plays a police

officer in a really deeply provocative movie called Crown Vic, which we circle around and

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