I loved it when Patrick called him on that: "How much does he charge for birthday parties?" But then - as usual - Patrick turns awkward again, acting embarrassed by Richie's job and failing to ride to his defence.
If you tell this lie, I don't think you'll have to do much acting embarrassed!
At the time of writing he was in preparation for his new Broadway revival of "West Side Story," and he takes a swipe at the "embarrassing" acting in the 1961 film version, which, he seems to believe, bordered on racist.
Carter was victorious, but after the match, Runnels pulled The Kat's top off, exposing her breasts, which Carter allowed instead of acting disgusted or embarrassed.
[It was] not as good as it thought it was, not as clever as it thought it was … banging on about credibility, going on Top of the Pops and acting like you're embarrassed to be there.
Still, the government is closer than it has been in years to military action of some sort, embarrassed into acting by a public angry over mounting deaths and what is seen as American inaction.
He suggested a nation's government can be "embarrassed" into acting by leadership at other levels of government.
And Tom Arnold confirms: "Chris was acting like he was embarrassed about playing the fat guy, but on the other hand, he fucking loved it, and that's the contradiction he was".
"Knight Errant," a 1955 biography by Brian Connell, quoted him on the frustrations of acting: "I began to be embarrassed that the interpretation was really someone else's creation.
