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00:00A lot of people are saying right now that actors shouldn't express their opinions when it comes to politics.
00:05But the truth is, actors are activists no matter what, because we embody the worth and humanity of all people.
00:11This union helps me to do that.
00:13I'm Kerry Washington, and I am an actor.
00:19Thanks, Kerry. That's inspiring, and I agree with you.
00:23You know, being a successful actor, like so many things in life, depends so much on luck.
00:28And I've got to say, I've been very lucky to have worked with some wonderful artists and to, well, yeah,
00:36to have been born into the bed of Dorothy and Lloyd Bridges.
00:39So I guess you could say I'm a product of luck and nepotism.
00:45I'm Jeff Bridges. I'm an actor.
00:53As a young kid growing up in St. Louis, Missouri, I was constantly told, you play too much, Kelby.
00:58Why don't you quit playing?
01:00I decided not to listen.
01:02My name is Sterling K. Brown, and I'm an actor.
01:10Six months ago, I gave birth to a beautiful baby boy, and he gave me my greatest role yet, the
01:17role of mom.
01:18I'm kidding.
01:19My greatest role is playing Kimmy Schmidt on Netflix.
01:23That's what got me the free dinner.
01:24Sorry, James.
01:25I'm Ellie Kepler, and I'm Matt.
01:34I am a citizen of the world.
01:38I'm a professional liar.
01:41I play pretend for fun.
01:44I'm afforded the opportunity to show the ugliest, most fearful, most vulnerable parts of myself publicly,
01:53because privately someone loves me for those flaws.
01:57I am Ashton Kutcher.
01:59I am an actor.
02:00I am a actor.
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