Rob Lowe, who rose to noticeable quality in 1980s motion pictures "The Outsiders" and "St. Elmo's Fire," got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday.
The star in the class of Television was devoted before the Musso and Frank Grill, where Lowe, 51, clowned he "drank numerous a martini in a past vocation."
At the function which was likewise gone to by on-screen character Gwyneth Paltrow, the performer reviewed how at 13 years old he composed a letter to late film and TV maker Aaron Spelling, requesting an occupation.
"He composed back to me, by and by, and he said, 'Hey kid, you can't generally go to the studio without your folks' authorization, number one, and number two, I think one day you may really have my employment'," Lowe said.
"All things considered, Mr Spelling, I never did land your position, yet today, I'm right alongside you on the Hollywood Walk of Fame." he included. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce said the star was the 2,567th on the prestigious Hollywood Boulevard.
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