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**pranksalot** · 10-10-2008, 05:38 AM

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_592314.html

"...Amid all its emotion, "Living Proof" also has lots of details and detours. Viewers need an entry point; they get that from Amanda Bynes, playing a bewildered liberal-arts major working as Slamon's new aide.

It was typecasting, Bynes says. "I'm definitely not a science major."

At home, her dad (a dentist) and brother (a chiropractor) know the big words; Bynes, who had her own comedy show at 13, knows humor. Now, Connick explains things to her.

"It was based on his research assistant," she says. "In the end, she went to medical school."

Bynes emerged with a deep respect for Connick ("he's a tremendously nice person") and of the man he portrays."

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pranksalot Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 1,501 My Profile	LIving Proof Article http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_592314.html "...Amid all its emotion, "Living Proof" also has lots of details and detours. Viewers need an entry point; they get that from Amanda Bynes, playing a bewildered liberal-arts major working as Slamon's new aide. It was typecasting, Bynes says. "I'm definitely not a science major." At home, her dad (a dentist) and brother (a chiropractor) know the big words; Bynes, who had her own comedy show at 13, knows humor. Now, Connick explains things to her. "It was based on his research assistant," she says. "In the end, she went to medical school." Bynes emerged with a deep respect for Connick ("he's a tremendously nice person") and of the man he portrays."