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I thought for sure that this was going to be an article about celebrities and their children.
by wdaher 16y ago
I thought for sure that this was going to be an article about celebrities and their children.
- rblion 16y agoPshh. The only stars I look up to are light years away from us.
- btilly 16y agoI guess you've never met David Hasselhoff then. :-) (I met him once. He's 6'4". I had to look up.)
- rblion 16y agohahah. I look up to Tom Brady. 199th pick that was 'too skinny' but still won 3 super bowls and married a victoria's secret model.
- InclinedPlane 16y agoYou should try heading outside during the day, there's a star that's far closer than one light year to us. :)
- rblion 16y agoThat star is my everything. My life revolves around it.
- ShabbyDoo 16y agoI thought this as well. I think California has some child labor laws which limit the number of hours a child can work per day. So, television shows featuring young children as main characters have an incentive to cast identical twins for a single role. Let's say each child is allowed to "work" 6 hours per day -- that's a total of twelve hours/day during which production requiring that character may happen. So, I had presumed when reading the title that adult stars might have gotten their start as children when there was a significant competitive advantage to being a twin. However, given my limited knowledge of Hollywood stars, I don't think this effect plays out in practice.