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Alec Baldwin to retire
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1st December 2009
Actor Alec Baldwin has announced his plans to retire in 2012, and considers his acting career to date "a total failure". Say it ain't so, Arec!
Actor, comedian and winner of the Best Baldwin Brother award for 28 years in a row, Alec Baldwin has announced he is to wind down his acting career before packing it all in at age 54 in 2012.
Baldwin, speaking to Men's Journal, claims he's lost his passion for his craft.
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"I don't have any interest in acting anymore. Movies are a part of my past. It's been 30 years. I'm not young, but I have time to do something else... I consider my entire movie career a complete failure."Thankfully, he'll stick with 30 Rock until its duration but says he'll officially retire from acting at the wrap party. This is clearly the entertainment industry's loss: watch this clip below and tell me the man doesn't have a gift for comedy.
RIP Alec Baldwin. Retire in peace.

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