Post by jag11 on Jul 6, 2007 8:42:13 GMT -5
July 10, 2007 issue of CBS Soaps In Depth
Growing up, Y&R's Eyal Podell (Adrian) spent summers with his maternal grandparents in Israel. "We would spend two, three, four weeks and sometimes months there," he recalls. While most American kids might spend their summers working in malls, Podell had a different job experience. "In high school, I worked in a military camp--as a counselor for Russian immigrants at the camp," the actor explains. "When friends came from the United States, I'd show them around." The dark-haired hunk admits that while he wishes that he could still jet around the world like he did when he was younger, having a family and career make it difficult. "When you live in L.A., it's so far away from everything. And you're sort of at the beck and call of an audition or your beeper, so it's even harder to plan a trip," he explains. "They always say if you want a job, book a ticket. Murphy's Law works all the time."
Traveling Man
Growing up, Y&R's Eyal Podell (Adrian) spent summers with his maternal grandparents in Israel. "We would spend two, three, four weeks and sometimes months there," he recalls. While most American kids might spend their summers working in malls, Podell had a different job experience. "In high school, I worked in a military camp--as a counselor for Russian immigrants at the camp," the actor explains. "When friends came from the United States, I'd show them around." The dark-haired hunk admits that while he wishes that he could still jet around the world like he did when he was younger, having a family and career make it difficult. "When you live in L.A., it's so far away from everything. And you're sort of at the beck and call of an audition or your beeper, so it's even harder to plan a trip," he explains. "They always say if you want a job, book a ticket. Murphy's Law works all the time."