[on
Alan Dysert] I was particularly swayed by the fact that a Hollywood veteran, who was a former TV star of
All My Children (1970) and an experienced acting coach, was the one telling me that I could carve out a career in acting. He wasn't trying to sell me anything. In fact, his honesty and genuine desire to see his students succeed is the first thing I had noticed about him. And, he didn't just encourage me to try it. He gave me the blueprint for success. Talent. Passion. Hard work. And, it's not about what you look like. It's being realistic about what type of roles your look is a good fit for.
