“Right now there are a lot of young actors out there. And in the next couple of years, there's inevitably going to be a thinning of the herd. I think if I improve as I go, I'll survive the slaughter.”
As quoted in the article 'Joshua Makes a Splash" in TV Guide magazine (April 15th, 2000)
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