Name: 羅伯-洛威講述他的職業生涯，從《奧斯汀-鮑爾斯》到《公園與娛樂》｜《名利場》。 (Rob Lowe Breaks Down His Career, from 'Austin Powers' to 'Parks & Recreation' | Vanity Fair)
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But then I got the outsider's gonna do the outsiders of Francis Ford Coppola.

Where am I gonna go at a freshman year at U C L A u C.

Okay, I am Rob Lowe, and this is the timeline of my career.

Although my brother Chad likes to say that I heard you look more like Karen Carpenter's.

I had my first girlfriend, and in the summers I would have to go back to Ohio to visit my dad appearance were divorced, had to go away for the summer, and I was so heartbroken.

They're like, Yeah, there's a an audition If you want to pay your own fare and fly back for it, yes, I'll do it.

I could have cared less the only real reason I came back because I wanted to see the girl.

I learned a lot about comedy from Eileen Brennan, who played my mom, and she was just coming off a private Benjamin, where she was nominated for an Oscar.

We shot a bunch of shows and weren't on the air.

We were on the air and did our next show.

And when I came out, the girls screamed in the audience.

We've been on the air one week and I thought, Wait a minute, I'm still the dweeb that couldn't get a date in high school.

You're looking at number 62 dead last and the network's big fix Little You turn it on one Friday and there was a new family.

The daughter Janet Jackson, Miss Jackson.

I was still knew enough that I didn't realize how unique it was.

Coppola had all of the actors auditioning come at the same time to a sound stage he had bought and we would all sit on the floor and we would place characters, and then he would send one down, have somebody come up and change characters.

We all watched each other and then it went on like this, 12 hours a day for days.

I don't know if the best actors got the parts, but I will tell you that for sure that most competitive in the toughest ones kill or be killed.

When we got the movie, there was a ton of prep.

You have us going sleep overnight for nights with these grease or families.

So it's me and Tom Cruise in a guest bedroom in some bad area.

Tulsa, Oklahoma, with some people who are high school delinquents.

Francis wanted toughness up, so he had us play tackle football on the asphalt with, like the local gang of thugs, Tommy Howell being the most sophisticated one of all of us.

It was all of 13 huddled us up and he says, I know about you, but I'm out of here.

I break my leg on this play off somebody else playing Ponyboy tomorrow and we'd sort of boycott and walked off endless, endless, endless training for the rumble.

And we had a great buddy, Joe Hooker, probably the first iconic stunt man, each one of us got to sort of choreograph our own version of the fight that we would work on relentlessly.

The day we went to shoot, it was a massive, torrential rainstorm, Francis said.

I'll just shoot in the rain, and then the rain stopped.

So for the next week, we had to bring in a crane God, just those nights under the rain and mud.

I mean, it wasn't apocalypse now, but it was close.

We were gonna get every seventh grader in the country.

Pretty much is required to read the book.

So every year I get 13 year olds who lose their mind.

Is an actor how always kind of be frozen in time?

It's ST Elmo's fire electric flashes of light that appear in dark skies out of nowhere to be barely 21.

Being able to make movies with people you loved.

The movies were about us hanging out, so all we did would hang out.

I know a good part when I read one, but they didn't want me for that part.

They wanted me to play this straight square part that Nelson played because they didn't think I was edgy enough.

So I spend the next 20 years of my life proving them wrong.

I showed up for my meeting with Joel Schumacher with, like, a six pack of beer ago things, guys, and I got that part.

And also the meaning of state almost fires all like wacky guide.

Entire journeys by sailors thought it was the things that appeared on the mast of ships.

It's the things that appear in the biz like, but I think I did it.

Okay, I made it up because they thought they needed to keep him going and things got tough.

Those movies still have Ah, meaning, which I'm shocked at, really something like stranger things, for example, and you go, Yeah, that's that's based on my character from saying almost fire the year that that came out.

I remember going out for Halloween and seeing multiple people dressed as my character, weird and awesome by way.

The only reason I knew where my character is that a saxophone around their necks in a bad wig.

I followed, like Clarence Clemons around from the E Street band.

Usually it's worn right here, but mine's worn like a guitar and I can throw it over my back.

My favorite, I can fake play the sax to this day.

If you'd told me that I would host Saturday Night Live one day, I think it was the highlight.

One of the greatest compliments I ever got was from Mike Myers.

You said that I should have been a not ready for prime time player in Alec Baldwin, and I would have loved Lauren likes to describe hosting.

It is being exacting, shot out of a cannon when the adrenaline, when they announce you and you come out and it's that iconic stage and they're playing that iconic opening music in terms of rushes, I don't know if I've ever talked about the real collaboration had was with Mike Myers.

He was either going to do a Wayne's World Sketch or Sprockets, knows that I'm not a Big Wayne's world fan with Little Die now, and I played a TN the pan sexual choreographer it was Mike and I had such a good time that when he wrote Wayne's World, he wrote me into it.

I know that I may be wasting my time, but here I am with the contract and two cashier's checks for $5000 each.

They didn't know where to stand in front of a camera.

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羅伯-洛威講述他的職業生涯，從《奧斯汀-鮑爾斯》到《公園與娛樂》｜《名利場》。 (Rob Lowe Breaks Down His Career, from 'Austin Powers' to 'Parks & Recreation' | Vanity Fair)

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