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If anyone knows, Weir does.
And I felt a lot of pressure going into this process, even though its about figure skating.
So, I just kept telling my team, No, no, no.
Im not an actress, Im not ready for this.
And they said, Johnny, just try.
And they actually said, Justeffingtry [Laughs].
But I was so, so, so scared.
And Ive been in some big situations.
I just felt a huge amount of pressure going into that first scene.
But they made me feel so at home, and Kaya was so lovely.
The fear of falling plagues the skaters throughout the series.
You posted on Twitter thatyou fell walking onto setthe first day.Oh yeah.
I fell getting out of the car walking up to set the first day.
I love when it rains on my birthday because of the same reason.
With Leah, it seems like he stands a real chance at beating him.
I mean, grown men in velvet onesies with rhinestones all over them holding teddy bears … Was pair skating a difficult adjustment coming from a solo background?It was.
The skating moms were one of my favorite parts of the show.
Some of them are pretty scary at times.
So, in my case, my mother, she loves figure skating.
Like, my mom is a legit skating fan.
But there are crazy ones … Ive seen them throw skates into trash cans.
Ive seen screaming matches.
What do you think the odds are that Gleah will win?Well, Gleah is phenomenal.
The eye of the tiger.
I mean, we both had that in the last performance …
I would put my money on Gleah.
I think were real special.
