 two to intercross and it happens all around the world.

With idols and models, I think it’s ultimately that there’s a nonverbal mutual agreement that they “age out” of those professions (even if they want to be idols/models for a long time), thus have to move onto becoming actors to have a job. Idols get acting training during their time as trainees. Models generally just get casted because of their looks and that’s when people discover if they can act or not. 

In the end, I think these backgrounds are common for tv/film actors because they already had their connection to the entertainment industry. And with those that don’t have the connections and networks, they probably started from the very bottom playing extras, auditioning, and working hard to make their way up. Some get noticed by people in the industry quicker than othersTo witness our beloved Tooting Bec Lido during what is usually the coldest week of the year, transformed into a perfectly organized carnival of fun and joyous celebration of swimming, water and the outdoors, in glorious winter sunshine, shared with so many people from all over London, the UK, the World, was reward enough in itself.
But Sue Rentoul thought differently and nominated me and all the SLSC team of volunteers who worked so hard to put on the World Winter Swimming Championships 2008 for the Sports Volunteer of the Year and the Team of the Year. And we won the Team of the Year!
Well done SLSC! Congratulations to you all. Everything you did helped to pull it off and make it the Championships the wonderful success it was. Together we make a fantastic team!
And thank you, Sue!He was a full time retail employee with dreams of becoming a professional gamer. 
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