Dennis Quaid is shedding light on what his day-to-day life in Nashville looks like six years after leaving Los Angeles behind."Basically I play golf," the actor told People."I love to be around the house here.
You get a lot of land and space, but you’re still in an urban environment.I’ve made some really good friends here to spend time with.
It’s important and a great place to raise a family."Quaid and his wife, Laura Savoie, moved to Tennessee in 2020 after living in California for decades.Quaid told the outlet that the connection to the community he found in Nashville makes it feel like home.Dennis Quaid left Los Angeles for Nashville six years ago.
(Christophe Simon/AFP via Getty Images)He also told the outlet that the entertainment industry in Hollywood has drastically changed since his early days as an actor.'80S POP STAR TIFFANY EMBRACES QUIET NASHVILLE ROUTINE AFTER LEAVING CALIFORNIA BEHIND FOR GOOD"It used to be if you were auditioning for something, you’d go to an office.You’d go in and there would be five people dressed just like you, all up for the same part, waiting for time to read.
You met a lot of people that way and that’s where a community was formed," Quaid told the outlet."It’s important and a great place to raise a family."He explained that the system has changed and actors are now largely sending in self-taped auditions, which has left him yearning for the sense of community he once felt.PUT YOUR ENTERTAINMENT KNOWLEDGE TO THE TEST AND SEE HOW YOU SCOREDennis Quaid and Laura Savoie tied the knot in 2020.(Catherine Powell/Getty Images for CMT)"Now everybody puts something on tape in their room and sends it in.
You don’t have this feeling of community over that," Quaid said.GET ENTERTAINMENT SCOOP DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR EMAIL BY CLICKING HERE"The Parent Trap" star told the outlet that if he was just breaking into acting, he would not put down roots in California at all."If I was an actor starting out, I wouldn’t go to LA ...