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Andrea Hale,<br />
“Dancing With<br />
The Stars”<br />
but they are very interested in making good TV and want their<br />
show to have a dynamic like nothing else, so they do a little acting<br />
themselves [wink] to get what they want and/or convince some<br />
people that they made it through to the next rounds because of<br />
their voices.”<br />
So it’s all coming together now. Did you ever wonder how in<br />
the world some people made it in front of the judges and actually<br />
thought they were good? Well that’s why.<br />
Now if you are a bad dancer and you’re trying to squeeze past the<br />
producers, you won’t have much luck with getting on “Dancing<br />
with the Stars” unless you are a celebrity.<br />
Twenty-six-year-old Andrea Hale from Draper, was approached<br />
by producers of the show “Dancing with the Stars” and was asked<br />
to be partnered with non-experienced dancer, ESPN’s Kenny<br />
Mayne.<br />
Although they were disappointed to be the first ones eliminated<br />
from the show, Hale said she still had a blast and would love to<br />
do it again.<br />
“Going into it, I knew that I had the chance to be eliminated,”<br />
she said. “I could be eliminated first—I could be eliminated last.<br />
I also knew that the guy I was dancing with had the least amount<br />
of experience.”<br />
Hale has had the opportunity to do special appearances on the<br />
show as well as be interviewed on other talk shows such as “Regis<br />
and Kelly.” Although she has appeared on national television<br />
dancing with Kenny Mayne, Hale said she hasn’t been swarmed<br />
by paparazzi.<br />
“I’ve had people recognize me, but after all, it’s “Dancing with<br />
the Stars” not Dancing with Andrea.”<br />
Though the bright lights and dance makeup can transform a person<br />
on television, future reality television celebrities should note<br />
that regular clothes and hair styles may attract unfamiliar fans.<br />
“Right after I appeared on the “Tony Danza Show,” I flew back<br />
home from New York wearing the same clothes and everything,”<br />
Hale said. “Later that day a lady stopped me and asked me if I was<br />
on the “Tony Danza Show” that morning. I thought it was really<br />
funny.”