Brendan Fraser reflects on the six-minute standing ovation for The Whale and feeling like imposter

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Brendan Fraser shared his response to the critical acclaim he's received for his work in The Whale during a visit on Wednesday on Late Night With Seth Meyers.Seth, 49, asked Brendan, 54, if he's had a moment in his career where he thought he made it.'Nope,' Brendan replied. 'I don't.

I feel like I'm still waiting for someone to walk in and tell me that the jig is up. They haven't found me out yet but I know that I'm doing what I love and it's a privilege.

I'm really happy to be able to do that.' Critical acclaim: Brendan Fraser shared his response to the critical acclaim he's received for his work in The Whale during a visit on Wednesday on Late Night With Seth Meyers.Brendan talked about playing the role of a 600-pound man in the Darren Aronofsky movie who is housebound and trying to reconnect with his daughter.

Seth asked him why he was drawn to this role.'When I read it I was like I could be friends with this guy,' Brendan said. 'I identified in many ways about him as a father and had him wanting to reach out to young people to get them to be honest about who they are and I also felt that there was a real story to be told about someone who is locked behind closed doors.' He said the movie was also directed by Aronofsky.