Alec Baldwin Talks '30 Rock', Acting and 'Stritch' to Washington Post Online
By: Robert Diamond Nov. 18, 2008
Alec Baldwin, star of NBC's "30 Rock" gave the Washington Post a witty and informative online chat. In the web chat he discusses his Emmy winning role, the power of family and 'Stritch'.
Visit The Washington Post to read the chat by clicking here.
Baldwin, who currently appears and won an Emmy for his work on the hit sitcom "30 Rock," recently appeared Off-Broadway in Entertaining Mr. Sloane.
He received a Tony Award nomination for his work in the 1992 revival of A Streetcar Named Desire, and has also appeared on New York stages in Twentieth Century, Prelude to a Kiss, Loot and Serious Money. His many film credits include The Hunt for Red October, Glengarry Glen Ross, Pearl Harbor, The Aviator and The Cooler, for which he received an Oscar nod.
He was recently a guest on the NBC variety show ROSIE LIVE!
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