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Michael Jackson Rescued Me from Crisis: Jason Segel
https://www.geo.tv/latest/486504-michael-jackson-rescued-me-from-crisis-jason-segel
Jason Segel revealed one of Michael Jackson's interviews helped him to escape his life's 'unhappiness' phase.
During an interview with Rolling Stone, the Shrinking star remembered a period when he was in his prime but remained unhappy.
“In that period when I was trying to figure it out, I only took projects where I could be around people I really admired, so I could ask them a lot of questions,” Segel said.
However, the 43-year-old added, “this crazy interview between Michael Jackson and Kobe Bryant where Michael Jackson basically told Kobe Bryant,
‘When you are around people you admire, do not be a fan, be an interviewer. Ask them every question that you feel will be a helpful tool for your journey.’”
“So I asked one friend, ‘What is art?” He said, ‘Art is performing an act of self-exploration, on behalf of an audience,’ which resonates with my style of acting,” the actor said.
“Now I choose things where for the next however long this project is, it’s my job to go through something on film and in this one it’s grief.”
https://www.geo.tv/latest/486504-michael-jackson-rescued-me-from-crisis-jason-segel
Jason Segel revealed one of Michael Jackson's interviews helped him to escape his life's 'unhappiness' phase.
During an interview with Rolling Stone, the Shrinking star remembered a period when he was in his prime but remained unhappy.
“In that period when I was trying to figure it out, I only took projects where I could be around people I really admired, so I could ask them a lot of questions,” Segel said.
However, the 43-year-old added, “this crazy interview between Michael Jackson and Kobe Bryant where Michael Jackson basically told Kobe Bryant,
‘When you are around people you admire, do not be a fan, be an interviewer. Ask them every question that you feel will be a helpful tool for your journey.’”
“So I asked one friend, ‘What is art?” He said, ‘Art is performing an act of self-exploration, on behalf of an audience,’ which resonates with my style of acting,” the actor said.
“Now I choose things where for the next however long this project is, it’s my job to go through something on film and in this one it’s grief.”
