I came to realize what I loved about performing, which is the common, human experience of storytelling and how universal it is and how you could do a Euripides play and still be like, “You're kidding me? I'm sort of the female body of them in all of the photographs and everything. It's a series of home workouts that you need very little equipment for. It's a 90-day targeted program, where you plug yourself in. And it has an extraordinary effect on people.[Recently at] the Oakland airport, a woman walked alongside me for a bit and said, “Dreya? She said, I'm sorry to bother you, but I've worked out with you, so I feel like I know you…This woman stopped me, said that her husband had done it, because he had been told by his doctor that if he didn't lose 30 pounds, he was in danger of heart disease.

That what was written then and I could apply it to what I'm experiencing today? And because I'm in more of the workouts than any other women, I kind of become friends with people. And then, she said when she was four and a half months pregnant, she had been mugged and had actually delivered a child unconscious, in kind of a semi-coma state and then used P90X to rehabilitate and that she'd been told she wouldn't be able to walk again.

Each move meant Tony had to make new friends in a hurry.

He became pretty good at it, which is probably why he later thought about becoming an actor.

Dreyer Weber: I started out when I was a teenager, I was kind of on scholarship with a ballet company for a couple of years. I did track and field and I was recruited with a friend of mine who was this sprinter to the national hurdling team. So, anyway, I did that and then when I went back to the States and was in college, I started gymnastics again, but with the dance and track training, you know, my legs had gotten so strong and the dance training had given me a better aesthetic. When I was 10, I verbalized clearly that I wanted to be an actor, to my mom.

And she and I trained at the Olympic training center in Mexico City for two years and I did pentathlon. So, I - - I became really good and then I was All-American when I was a gymnast from Hunter College. And then, as I - - as things happened, I realized that there were other outlets that expressed the same spirit, that my inspiration to be an actor, a performer came from.

” Or Shakespeare, where you're like, oh, no, you did not just say that, because that's what I would say right now. And at the very best, something like “Glitter in the Air” with Pink is a small expression of that. As she was telling me this story, she was kind of apologizing to me.

It's like this beautiful, small, poetic moment of like, this simple human feeling of like, have you ever felt this? I pinch and poke myself often about that I have at least even an opportunity to try to think about these things, create in this realm. She said I just feel like I have to share this with you, because it was so important.

They had moved to the big island of Hawaii all the way back to Connecticut.

Tony Horton was one of three children born in Westerly, Rhode Island to Anthony Sawyer Horton (Sr.) and Jean (née Gencarelli) Horton, and was raised in Trumbull, Connecticut. His father served three years in the Army as a 1st Lieutenant, and the family was stationed at various bases around the U. His father was a minor league baseball player, golfer and yachter.

By the time he was 10 years old, his family had moved more than five times.

With a handful of questions, I expected our interview to last about a half hour.

But as we sat down and ordered drinks, the conversation just flowed. I loved that she was real and raw and threw the F-bomb around like it was water. Dreya Weber: Ned Farr (Who is the director and also her husband) wrote it for me.