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Why Julia Garner Likes to Remember the Bad Times as an Actor More Than the Good Ones · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. Julia Garner has already
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Speaker 1: accomplished so much, with a Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe
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Speaker 1: to her name for her scenes dealing work in Ozark,
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Speaker 1: and heaps of critical acclaim for her starring role in
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Speaker 1: Inventing Anna. And while there's clearly plenty of accolades to
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Speaker 1: reflect on, when Julia actually does stop down to think
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Speaker 1: about her career, she usually remembers the tougher times before
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Speaker 1: she found fame, telling Vanity Fair, I actually remembered those
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Speaker 1: moments more than the good because I feel like any
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Speaker 1: kind of professional trauma is character building. It makes you
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Speaker 1: work to the point where you don't get to that
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Speaker 1: place again. It makes you work harder. When I got
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Speaker 1: my first professional job, I was sixteen. I remember getting
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Speaker 1: that first paycheck and becoming a member of SAG. I
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Speaker 1: remember thinking, Wow, I'm a real actor. Julia's next movies,
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Speaker 1: The Royal Hotel and Apartment seven A, are both do
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Speaker 1: later this year. That's Direct from Hollywood