A Quote by Tony Hale

I didn't act at all in college. — © Tony Hale
I didn't act at all in college.

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I studied performing arts at college and wanted to act.
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I used to act in college, but always comedy. Didn't do [William] Shakespeare - did Ben Jonson.
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