Richard Kind: Where I Was on 9 11

In this interview, recorded in 2011, Actor Richard Kind, then starring in the sitcom "SPIN CITY", which took place in New York City, recalls the incidents of and in the days following September 11, 2001.
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[@jamesh2506]

That one single day has changed our country for ever. Look at what America has become since 9/11?

[@MrYoubetyy]

Oh my that day was shocking. We all thought the world was through. I felt the same way about the asthetics of the Twin Towers. I appreciate him saying this. I felt the same way. Never to negate what had happened that fateful day though.

[@ChattieCathie]

Thats exactly what Ray Romano said. Everything is different

[@MrJoeybabe25]

Thank you!

[@PopGoesTheCultureTV]

You're welcome!

[@debrawhite751]

These acTORS are a real piece of work, criticizing President Bush. Oh yes, it would have been so much better if he had immediately jumped up in front of the classroom of children and teachers that had no idea what was going on, and threw his hands up in the air and started running around in circles. Or perhaps he should have burst out in dramatic tears, the way these acTORS would do. No, he did it just the right way, with discretion, and patience and purpose, gathering his thoughts and getting further information before speaking.

[@oldyeller6518]

When I was in college I worked with our theater, I thought I’d like to someday act. I found the actors to be the most insufferable people! SHOCKINGLY insufferable. Difficult, arrogant over sensitive and self absorbed. I took my life a different direction after that. Actors suck

[@rickdack1197]

How was Bush wrong? You wanted him to scare kids half to death by freaking out while a book was being read? Okay?

[@leannsherman6723]

Especially with the Jews? I don’t think he quite meant that to sound the way it sounded. He himself is Jewish. That was a clumsy way of phrasing it. If anything, he should have said, especially with the radical Islamists.

[@susieqrichardson6905]

He even called it nine one one. It’s nine eleven. A date. Shallow fool.

[@chem3066]

This guy talks slot but doesn’t say much

[@petel9711]

We all knew it changed. His lip smacking is too much for me to listen too it. How quick the Hollywood types forgot why we went to the Middle East.

[@TJ-kk5zf]

yes

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

The thing is if you go and do whatever you gotta do in the Middle East, be prepared for anything. The US has always been under this illusion that they can smack the world but they themselves are untouchable, What 9/11 did was to disprove that theory.

[@raineyj560]

Yes lip smacking is the worst especially listening w earbuds.