WQ wrote:
> On May 1, 10:30 pm, David <dimla...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>>May 1, 2008
>>
>>
>>Dear Smallville Fans,
>>
>>Well, it's been seven wonderful years. Your support is what has made
>>Smallville so successful, and I appreciate you all more than you know.
>>
>>That being said, it is time for me to start the next chapter of my
>>life and career. I hope that I gave you some enjoyment over the years,
>>and that you found my portrayal of Lex Luthor to be satisfying. I am
>>truly grateful, as Smallville fans are the best fans out there. I
>>sincerely hope that you will continue to follow my career through my
>>hair growth period and beyond.
>>
>>I'm very excited about what the future holds, but certainly,
>>Smallville will always be a part of me. I will definitely miss the
>>greatest crew in the world, and the wonderful cast that has been like
>>a family to me.
>>
>>Thank you Al and Miles for creating the show. Thank you writers,
>>producers, directors and editors. Thanks Tollin, Robbins and Davola
>>for being there for the pilot. Thank you Peter Roth for employing me
>>for ten years. Lisa Lewis, I miss you already. John Glover, thanks for
>>helping me feel more comfortable touching other actors, while acting.
>>Bizarre, but helpful.
>>
>>Mostly, I want to thank Greg Beeman for directing the "Oh Sherry"
>>video, by Steve Perry, back in the 80's.
>>
>>Thanks crew. Thanks fans. Thanks Smallville.
>>
>>I love you all,
>>
>>Michael Rosenbaum
>
>
>
> --- Hm. He thanks just about everybody but Tom Welling and Kristin
> Kreuk. Wonder what that's all about.
I don't think that means anything. They were just fellow actors closer
to his own age, so he didn't gain much professionally from them in the
way of mentors. They were all pretty much beginners when the show began.
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