The Jordan Harbinger Show 279: Dennis Quaid | Sharks, a Bear, and a Banjo
Nov 19, 2019
Dennis Quaid, a Hollywood icon and frontman of The Sharks, dives into the twists of his acting career, revealing how rejection never really gets easier, no matter how many roles he’s had. He shares that fear drives his passion for acting, and he candidly discusses the complexities of fame on personal relationships. Dennis also emphasizes the balance of parenting and pursuing music, offering funny insights on life as a father and performer. Plus, hear his take on improvisation and the unexpected skills he gained while portraying a real-life astronaut.
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Early Hollywood Journey
- Dennis Quaid's father, a Texas tradesman, surprisingly supported his Hollywood aspirations after seeing his older brother on screen.
- Inspired by his brother's success, Quaid pursued acting despite initial rejections, showcasing his ambition.
Embrace Rejection and Fear
- Embrace rejection and view fear as motivation in your career.
- Dennis Quaid emphasizes that letting go of rejection and following fear can lead to growth and exciting opportunities.
The Seven-Year Itch
- Staying relevant is key throughout a career, requiring personal and professional changes every seven years.
- Quaid believes this "seven-year itch" is crucial for growth and adaptation in any field.