In the early 90s, Lee Norris got the hearts of fans as Stuart Minkus at The boy meets the world and later in early ’00s as Marvin “mouth” McFadden to A tree trunk.
Now, Lee lives in a quiet life in North Carolina with his wife, Andrea Norrisand their 6-year-old son.
While talking to her before The boy meets the world Costs of “The pod meets the world” podcastLee said his son has not yet known that he is an actor of some of the most famous television shows when asked him to refot a stage for podcast.
“We live in North Carolina, and so we have never had this conversation, ‘or, Papa on TV.’ It never came, “Lee told Danielle Fishel,, Rider strong and Mag friedle.
“He’s over now, at 6, where I think he started to know if we went out, sometimes people ask for a picture with Dad. Maybe that’s not normal,” he continued.
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“So I thought, ‘OK, it’s a good time to talk about it.’ So he actually sat and watched the stage with me, “Lee explained, it’s called” surreal and cool. “
“So, yes, it’s a cold season. And you know, God, do you think it’s back, we’re still looking at the show of his own child. “I can’t wrap my brain around it. So cool.”
Fishel, strong and Friedle agreed.
“My son loved it,” Lee said Lee about the stage they were watching. “He loved my attitude, making me happy. He loved Danielle. It was special to experience with him.”
Lee also admits that he knows some similarities between his true life child and his attitude, Minkus.
“My wife and I am preparing for sleep time or something, and she looks at her books – we always talk at night time, and this before she can see The boy meets the world“Lee recalls.” I don’t know you what he said, but I just heard him, you know, from the corner of my ear, ‘I said,’ And I was frozen. “
“I don’t know if I say that as Minkus,” Lee continued. Strongly shouted, “But it’s a line of Minkus!”
“And his little voice is seeking, you know, like mine,” Lee admits. “And this is just one of the moments where I am freezing and resembling, ‘according to my calculations.’ I am like, ‘O Lord, my God. O my God, it is crazy.’ “
