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Hey, folks, it's your host, Mike White here with a special episode of the projection booth.

It is an interview with actor Farantahir.

Let's go ahead and play that interview right now.

I come from almost, well, I can say almost because at that time there was no media,

but I come from four generations of people who have

been kind of somehow the other involved in media and performing arts. My grandparents for

playwrights and screenwriters and actors and directors. So my parents, my grandparents, my great

grandparents are publishers. So this particular field, you can say,

has been part of our family for a very long time. So having said that, yes, my parents also,

they trained at UCLA, and then my father went to Royal Academy Dramatic Arts. So yeah, so this

has been part of the family. There's never,

there's never an expectation from anyone in the family to kind of follow this path,

but it is the path that's been part of our life. It was the discussions at breakfast.

It was the last thing we said at dinner.

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