Three squaddies on a train in 1995.
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When I got hit by a car in my home town.
I held my mother’s hand as she passed away.
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Michelle Obama (not that Barack wouldn’t be right up there). She seems genuinely to enjoy her life and do the best with all the tasks that she sets her mind to.
Everybody, now and before, who was fleeing for their lives and wasn’t allowed into our country.
As a citizen, a person involved in my community.
My children, and my sanity. For a child actor, I think it’s noteworthy.
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