The traits of a leading man extend past the screen and stage. All too often it’s not discussed enough what happens off stage and behind closed doors. Ed Watts (who's no stranger to the nature of show business) has made a career out of being leading man.

Edward Watts is a New York City base actor and singer who accomplishments include leading roles on Broadway, off-Broadway, at Lincoln Center, and dozens of major regional theaters around the country including the Gutherie in Minneapolis, the old globe in San Diego, the Shakespeare Theatre in DC and the fifth Avenue in Seattle Dash among many others. He has toward the US with several musical productions, as well as sung concerns with symphony and philharmonic orchestra's around the country and in Europe. It has also appeared on television in shows such as “NCIS: New Orleans”, “The Sopranos”, “Rescue ME” and “Quantico” to name a few… CHECK OUT the link to his website to learn more.

Throughout his career he's witnessed the best and worst examples of how to be a leading man. In our discussion he shares a curated guide he’s developed throughout his own career that any young actor/actress can apply to their respective journey in integrity, morals, and worth ethic.

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