The The The The The Hello everyone and welcome to the Tobolaski files a series of stories about life, love, and the entertainment

industry as told by character actor Stephen Tobolowski.

My name is David Chen, I'm the host of the slash film cast the official podcast of

slash film.com and joining me today as always is the man who played Lend

Dunkel in curb your enthusiasm. Stephen double-asky thanks for joining me today as always.

Thank you very much and yeah thank you know what a perfect you don't know this

because you don't know what this story is I'm about to do but

Lynn Dunkel is absolutely perfect for what my podcast is today because my

podcast is about working on different shows and what the rehearsal process is.

And that of course was on curb your enthusiasm where you have no rehearsal he doesn't even allow you to speak he doesn't want you to practice any

lines you may say he he wants you to go blah blah blah blah blah and the only time you

talk is when they say action. Very interesting.

Who knows what comes out of your mouth?

So Stephen, what is today's story going to be about then?

Well, believe it or not, David, is, you I teach I teach improvisation and I teach comedy and I

and always when I go to different places people ask me acting questions and

and I get one question all the time and they ask me what is the

difference between acting in theater and acting in movies and television? I swear I

get it all the time it's the number one question on the iTunes hit list and it's one of those questions whose answer seems apparent right? I mean theater's live and movies in television aren't.

In movies theoretically, you have unlimited tries of getting one scene right, and in theater,

you got one shot every night and twice on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

Enough said.

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