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Pete Davidson was told not to play the lead in his own mob movie, until Sylvester Stallone gave him one piece of advice "But why? Haven't you seen my whimsical comedies?" "No one will ever write a part for you. You're gonna have to write it yourself and stick to it" "Rocky's telling me to write 'Rocky.'" Advice from the guy who wrote himself Rocky hits different

Emmy winner Jeff Hiller thought he crushed his Stephen Sondheim audition. Then he went home and found one old YouTube clip "He was like laughing and tapping his feet" "Holy crap, I'm getting this gig." "The only thing I ever pretend to like is every audition by an actor." "And guess what? I didn't get that job." Sondheim being sweet and brutal in the same sentence is the most theatre thing ever

Miles Teller got so into playing a dad in Paper Tiger that he asked the director if he was allowed to discipline the kid actor "the kid was like, well, I learned it from you, dad." "I was like, James, cut." "Can I discipline the actor playing my son?" Every parent watching this is on Miles Teller's side

Meghann Fahy gave SNL writing legend Harper Steele a pep talk before her first ever acting scene. It did not go to plan "Hey, don't be nervous. And if you screw up a line or something, just take it again." "She's like, 'Come on, I'm not an idiot. I've been on set before.'" "she didn't put the car in park." Harper Steele wrote some of SNL's funniest sketches and then accidentally lived one

Pete Davidson's first ever TV appearance was as a 17-year-old getaway driver on Mob Wives, and Fallon dug up the footage "I just hear, 'Start the car! Start the car!'" "I'm like, 'Oh, I guess the party sucked.'" "It was my first job ever" Method acting before he even knew what acting was