>> it did because john malkovich was there and i love john malkovich, i always have loved john malkovichrd. i had these cards printed out. >> jimmy: at 12? >> with "dancer, singer, actress" and my mother's phone number. [ laughter ] yeah. >> jimmy: did your mother get any work out of that? >> no, of course not. your mam is like, oh my god, this crazy child. >> jimmy: have you ever told leonardo dicaprio this story? >> no, of course not. the next time i saw him was when i came to los angeles for the very first time to get an agent when i was 19. and it was a success. i got an agent. we went to celebrate at the chateau marmont. when in rome kind of thing. >> jimmy: right. >> and he was there at the chateau marmont when we were celebrating. it was like, oh my god. i went to the bathroom, and when i was in the bathroom he came over and asked could he have one of my cigarettes? >> jimmy: somebody else had your cigarettes? >> yeah, they were on the table. >> jimmy: you never got to meet him? >> no. >> jimmy: but he stole a cigarette from you. >> that's what i think too, why didn't he buy his o

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