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... Acting Lessons Ever since I was five and saw "Top Gun", I'd wanted to be an actress. I admired actors' charisma and glamour, their ability to light up a room, and the way they always looked poised and cool. But as I grew up, I discovered that actors' lives were not as fantastic and exciting as I had imagined. The fantasy world that I believed existed for actors had started to fade. I was never a popular kid in school, so there were not many people who were close to me. This put me in a situation where I could only rely on myself for entertainment, so I started to watch movies. Until I was a teenager, my "best friends" were always movies and the actors in them. It was not a surprise that I wanted to be part of these movies. I wanted to relate to the people in
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