08-31-2010, 09:14 PM
...so you missed a quick ESPN bio on The Most Interesting Man In the World. Â Here\'s a snippet on Jonathan Goldsmith, Â who plays the MIMITW
"The man who takes male studliness to new levels while advocating Dos Equis is, in a real life, a 71-year-old Jewish guy from New York who once drove a garbage truck. As a youth he wanted to be a gynecologist, was "dismissed" from New York University and ultimately graduated from Boston U. From there, it took a visit to a psychologist to find acting.
"My father felt like I was having a meaningless existence," Goldsmith said, so he took him to a shrink who advocated acting school.
A most interesting career was born. He waited tables but also worked with legendary playwrights Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams. He made 350 TV appearances in a variety of roles, plus some big-screen roles as well. He became involved in charities for abused children and Siberian tigers"
Well, Â it\'s more interesting than who is going to punt against Sac. St.
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"The man who takes male studliness to new levels while advocating Dos Equis is, in a real life, a 71-year-old Jewish guy from New York who once drove a garbage truck. As a youth he wanted to be a gynecologist, was "dismissed" from New York University and ultimately graduated from Boston U. From there, it took a visit to a psychologist to find acting.
"My father felt like I was having a meaningless existence," Goldsmith said, so he took him to a shrink who advocated acting school.
A most interesting career was born. He waited tables but also worked with legendary playwrights Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams. He made 350 TV appearances in a variety of roles, plus some big-screen roles as well. He became involved in charities for abused children and Siberian tigers"
Well, Â it\'s more interesting than who is going to punt against Sac. St.
.
