Marc Hirschfeld

Yeah.

I wonder if Mark Hirschfeld was the casting director, you

know? Yeah.

Well, the next scene, we're still at Jerry's.

Yeah, that being said, I really don't like that character of Janice very much, and I'm very glad that this is the only time that we see her.

I agree.

And no offense to Adelaide Miller, the actress in question, but it's definitely another great example of the perfect casting of Mark Hirschfeld, because you're not supposed to like her.

And if you felt bad for her, that wouldn't work.

You know,

speaking up, like walking into an audition in L.A. and Mark Hirschfeld saying, how are you, Jackie? How am I? I

just

got hit by a car.

But at that time, during that time, when my last visa expired, which was a few months, like six or seven months before I got the call to come back to reprise the role.

So Mark Hirschfeld was the casting director at the time, and he calls my agent, and then my agent calls me and says, you know, they want you to come back to reprise the the Lloyd Braun role.

And I said, oh, great, fantastic.

And he said, yeah, so this is the money or this is the schedule.

You can't expedite it.

Taft Hartley, blah, blah, blah.

So I start going a little frantic and Mark Hirschfeld calls my agent, Mark, the casting director.

He says, we're going to leave the auditions until just a couple of days before we have to shoot.