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On the other hand... That may be positive, as their careers end early enough to allow them to pursue something else.
The worst thing ever imho is to have to retire in mid 30s or something... A bit too late to get a new profession, start sudying etc (you would graduate at what, 40, and then go look for a job and well, you need experience, else you don't get paid so well, and you most likely have a family to keep at this point). Retiring at early 20s have advantages.
You know what....This is completely true and actually kind of sad. Having been in "The Business" myself, it was always weird to see people you started working with, still waiting tables. I must say that some people were late bloomers, and other's were burnt out by they time they were 20. Kim Richards of The Real Housewives was someone I worked with in a Movie Called "Tuff Turf" Kim was already famous and we all knew her from "The Nanny and the Professor" Kim was funny and cool and we thought she was the coolest thing ever.
I met a lot of "Stars" in the 80's but since I was a Studio Vocalist, none of them ever knew who I was. Lot's of them were rude and didn't understand how I got into whatever party or event we happened to be attending. When I worked on Grease 2 there was a number called "Let's Do It For Our Country" The stars recorded it and the studio said, No way. So, it was re-recorded by myself and another gal.
The actors in the scene and their agents flipped out. ( It was actually funny ) and they left their real voices in the scene. It was done so badly in the movie that it looks like they're lip syncing to their own voices. :disagree:
Here's the song:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiNWDfHz8Io
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