Literally! With Rob Lowe Tony Hale: Watching the Bloopers
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Sep 11, 2025 
Tony Hale, celebrated for his roles in "Arrested Development" and "Veep," shares insights from his recent move to Alabama and his film, "Sketch." He discusses the emotional twists of transitioning from LA to a quieter life, the evolution of auditions from in-person to self-taping, and the comforting charm of college football culture. The conversation dives into the therapeutic joys of journaling and the importance of faith, alongside nostalgic reflections on beloved shows and light-hearted blooper moments that celebrate unscripted fun.
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Moving For Family And Lower Anxiety
- Tony Hale moved from NY/LA to Alabama to be closer to family after his daughter finished high school.
- He describes the practical benefits like guaranteed parking and lower daily anxiety.
Self-Tapes Give Control But Cost Context
- Self-taped auditions increase control but also raise anxiety and hide real-time performance.
- Directors lose context because tapes can be heavily edited and don't reflect on-set stamina.
Structure Promotion Amid Chaos
- Promote new projects actively when they release and be prepared for chaotic press schedules.
- Tony Hale says he wakes up with devotional time before handling promotion duties.
