NAT: The more personal you are, usually the more universal it is. And the more you try to pander, the more that it loses some of its connectability. NAT: I feel the same. Alex and I just have this need to be creative all the time, and we came from an artistic, wacky family. It feels out of your control at a certain point.
I really relate to that. The fact that [people] came together for these protests in the last couple of months has been very inspiring. Shut the fuck up, Alex! Bless you. So when do you both feel most confident? Nat: Yeah, I think that creative passion is the antidote to anxiety.
Alex: Well, a chance to be with Nat and work together. Alex: I wish he would! Nat: Yeah, not gonna happen. I think I witnessed that. So how suited to self-isolating do you think you both are? And Alex is gonna go soon too. So quarantine is about to get a bit more lonely. Alex: I think it all started with our mother… Nat: Is that a therapy joke?
Alex: Yeah. Talking of which, therapy got a lot weirder during the pandemic, right? Nat: Yeah, I actually do my therapy on the phone. I was doing it on FaceTime before and I was like… are we both just looking at ourselves? I bet your therapist loves that. Nat: Oh, my therapist literally just texted me! What about work?
Have you had acting jobs impacted by the pandemic? I wonder how you predict things will change for the industry, going forward? The list seriously goes on and on! Just like his older bro, Alex still acts and sings too. Allie graduated from Florida International University in and currently lives in Miami. Before that, he attended Emerson College in Boston. Most recently, he acted in an upcoming movie called What Breaks the Ice. Qaasim became a finalist on American Idol in What year were you born?
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