> “He was just one of the most amazing men,” Miller, 48, said of Thicke, who died in 2016 at age 69.
> In 2008, when the economy crashed, “my catering company went under, and I was really struggling,” the actor recalled. “I mean, really struggling on the brink of homelessness,” he clarified, before revealing that Thicke and their Growing Pains costar, Kirk Cameron, immediately provided assistance.
> “Things got really bad, and Alan and Kirk were the only two who stepped up to help me,” he said. “Alan set up interviews with all of his restaurateur friends in Santa Barbara and a few other places and got me connected to different places where I could utilize my chef skills and earn some money to help take care of my family.
> “All it took was a phone call to say, ‘Hey, Al, I’m really struggling. Do you know anybody who might —’ and that’s all I had to say,” Miller remembered. “He was on the phone for the next two days, making connections and doing everything he could to try and help me. That was just the kind of guy he was.”
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> “He was just one of the most amazing men,” Miller, 48, said of Thicke, who died in 2016 at age 69.
> In 2008, when the economy crashed, “my catering company went under, and I was really struggling,” the actor recalled. “I mean, really struggling on the brink of homelessness,” he clarified, before revealing that Thicke and their Growing Pains costar, Kirk Cameron, immediately provided assistance.
> “Things got really bad, and Alan and Kirk were the only two who stepped up to help me,” he said. “Alan set up interviews with all of his restaurateur friends in Santa Barbara and a few other places and got me connected to different places where I could utilize my chef skills and earn some money to help take care of my family.
> “All it took was a phone call to say, ‘Hey, Al, I’m really struggling. Do you know anybody who might —’ and that’s all I had to say,” Miller remembered. “He was on the phone for the next two days, making connections and doing everything he could to try and help me. That was just the kind of guy he was.”
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I’m at 99% happy/sad