To Be A Star: A Guide For Actors and Others

Bob Dix’s father, actor Richard Dix, was one of America’s best loved movie stars in the 1920s, ’30s and ’40s. His stardom put young Bob in the limelight and opened the door for an acting career. But being the child of a famous person is different and not easy. The public has an impression of who you are. It is a challenge to discover the true you as opposed to the image that exists in the minds of many. Bob has brought into focus what he believes is the key to inner peace and serenity for people of any age interested in the meaning of “life”: the life portrayed as an Actor in Hollywood, or the life we create for ourself on our own personal stage, the stage of life. The inner life of a character must be found and connected to the inner life of the Actor. Knowing the true self must be clear so the reflected life is clear. Knowing who you are–not what you do–is very important for you and any character in a story. Bob’s years of life in Hollywood will give you a guiding light so you may twinkle as a star! Bob Dix has appeared in over 80 movies and television shows.