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Interview
cont’d from pg 7
ran out of the theater,
and my brothers and
cousins had to come get
me. So, it’s amazing that I
would study martial arts
years later, because that
certainly freaked me out
at first.
KW: What type of di-
etary regimen do you fol-
low to stay in such good
shape?
MJW: I basically eat
fish and vegetables, pret-
ty much the pescatarian
route.
KW: When you look in
the mirror, what do you
see?
MJW: A constant work
in progress.
KW: What’s the cra-
ziest thing you’ve ever
done?
MJW: At 16, I traveled
across the country by
Greyhound bus.
KW: If you could have
one wish instantly grant-
ed, what would that be
for?
MJW: Fairness. I just
wish there was fairness
overall. And you know
what? I also wish for hon-
esty.
KW: Larry Greenberg
asks: Do you have a fa-
vorite movie monster?
MJW: Gamera, the gi-
ant, flying mutant turtle.
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you became famous, that
you still haven’t done
yet?
MJW: Boy, these are
great questions. I’m a
former Special Ed teach-
er, and I plan to do more
in the country’s public
schools system. I defi-
nitely intend to help with
policies in the inner-city
school system. That’s
something I haven’t done
yet, but I’m going to.
KW: Finally, what’s in
your wallet?
MJW: Two credit cards,
my driver’s license and
20 bucks.
KW: Thanks again for
the time, Michael, and
best of luck with the film.
MJW: Thank you, Kam.
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KW: The Anthony
Mackie question: Is there
anything that you prom-
ised yourself you’d do if
DOMESTIC MEDIA RELATIONS
MANAGER
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The Media Relations Coordinator supports the members
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