To me, I think the responsibility for being a role model kind of stopped when social media

allowed people to fill in the gray areas of understanding of you with whatever narrative they wanted.

Somebody gonna cue me or do I cue myself?

Kew yourself.

Okay.

Hey, we're back with another episode of season two of Let's Talk Off

Camera, so let's get talking.

Guys, you know, today we're doing things a little differently around here.

We've asked some of our guests this season to share their relationship with fame and I think

that some of their insights are very fascinating to hear the different perspectives from

different generations of talent.

But before we dive in with Cole Sprouse and Catherine O'Hara, I think Albert and Jan

want to turn the tables and interview me as an M.E? Yeah okay so here's my question when was the first time you felt like

you experienced fame I mean I don't really I don't really consider myself famous ever. I guess like the closest thing I would

think was when I was on all my children and they did they used to do that Super Soap Weekend was which was a huge

fan event and don't forget there used to be three channels there were no streaming

services there was no internet services. There was no internet.

There were no cell phones.

And so soopes were huge.

I mean, they were really, really huge.

And the ABC Soaps had something called Super Soap Weekend, which was the comic

con of soap operas. It was a massive fan event and literally you ran from location to location all throughout the theme park and you know

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