They Had Great Character
By STEPHEN TOBOLOWSKY
NYT
Los Angeles
ONE evening not long ago, my wife and I were standing in the lobby of a theater when a group of women approached me with “that look.” It’s a look that I have come to know as the “You are either someone in show business or my former chiropractor” look.
The women smiled bashfully and the brave one asked, “Are you who we think you are?” I responded, fearful of litigation, “That all depends on who you think I am.”
She giggled and said, “The actor.” I bowed and replied, “Yes, ma’am.” She brightened: “The one on ‘Lost.’”
I said, “No, no, sorry.”
Undeterred, she followed up with, “No, I meant the movie by the Coen brothers, ‘A Serious Man.’ ”
(More here.)
NYT
Los Angeles
ONE evening not long ago, my wife and I were standing in the lobby of a theater when a group of women approached me with “that look.” It’s a look that I have come to know as the “You are either someone in show business or my former chiropractor” look.
The women smiled bashfully and the brave one asked, “Are you who we think you are?” I responded, fearful of litigation, “That all depends on who you think I am.”
She giggled and said, “The actor.” I bowed and replied, “Yes, ma’am.” She brightened: “The one on ‘Lost.’”
I said, “No, no, sorry.”
Undeterred, she followed up with, “No, I meant the movie by the Coen brothers, ‘A Serious Man.’ ”
(More here.)
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