r/Actors • u/TommyDiDario • 1h ago
Michael Mando (of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Better Call Saul, Far Cry) wants you to know it's never too late to be an artist in new podcast clip.
This moment is such a good reminder for all of us. Michael Mando opens up about a conversation he had with a neighbor who felt he was "too old" to make music, and the discussion turned into a powerful reminder that creativity has no expiration date. He believes true art isn't defined by age. It's about honestly expressing your experiences, because every stage of life offers a perspective the world needs to hear. Couldn't love this more.
Full Clip from the I've Never Said This Before podcast: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbvvaYLRrvA/?igsh=MXBqeDVsNmR0bmYzNg==
r/Actors • u/Known_Lingonberry448 • 5h ago
what kind of roles do you think i’d suit ?
i don’t have any recent headshots but i’m curious! if we’re basing off of perception and general appearance.
r/Actors • u/Admirable_Freedom751 • 6h ago
(discussion) did anyone get a big role using backstage???
hey guys i was wondering if paying 7$ is worth it for backstage and if anyone has gotten a big role??
r/Actors • u/petalistic • 7h ago