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When Stevenson was five years old, his mother—, a stage actor—took him to audition for commercials. However, Stevenson has said that it was never his intention to become a star and that he had other ambitions."I had. None, zip. I was studying architecture [at Princeton University] and I was sure that's what I was going to do," he said in a 2019 interview with Australia's Studio 10.
"And then somewhere along the line I did a couple pieces of work—[in particular] one little movie called—and that experience shifted everything," he said."By the time I graduated I didn't want to do architecture anymore."."He called me into his office and said, 'I think you've gotten a false sense of the value of the dollar,'" he laughed.
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