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As an example of his reporting duties, Goldsmith spoke to NBC News while driving through Hollywood while on his way to interview Manny Pacquiao, world-famous professional boxer and Senator of the Philippines, while battling him in a chess game. What drives them? Besides his new journalistic duties, which include a monthly column and filmed versions of his poetry see above , a book is in the works. There are also acting roles being discussed, said Goldsmith, and two different new brand ambassadorships.

The former spokesman was last seen in a Dos Equis ad retiring his portrayal of the "Most Interesting Man in the World. I did my part in colonizing the intergalactic areas. IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Comments 0. Top Stories. Japan's former princess leaves for US with commoner husband 2 hours ago. Like his alter ego, Goldsmith sees life as an adventure not to be wasted, no matter how bruised you might get.

And the actor has had his share of bruises. Goldsmith spoke with Collegian about his career, hanging out with President Obama, and his secret to staying interesting. Goldsmith: Well, I obviously gave them something that they wanted. The audition was one that I wanted to run away from.

It was a very bleak period for me. Being out of sight and out of mind in Hollywood has a very empty, lonely feeling—they forget you in a day.

You discovered acting after college in an improv class. What made you fall in love with it? I could vent and have cathartic experiences and explore extremities in stepping out of the safe box of who I was and what my experience was.

The first time I ever did an improvisation was perhaps the first time in my life I ever got applause and a pat on the back. It was a wonderful feeling. Which story from your book has gotten the biggest response? The book is about going for your dreams. You showed perseverance on set, too. What was your least favorite way to die? I guess being shot in the head by John Wayne [in The Shootist , ].