As we grow older, we find someone to looks up to. Some of us admire celebrities, family, and friends. I admire Kelsey Grammar. I admire Kelsey because of his morals, his acting expertise, some of the obstacles he has overcome, and for the donations he has made to charities.

The main reason is how he has overcome hurtles in life which must have been tough to handle for someone who is so busy. His first problem was revealed to the public in 1997 when people found out about his drinking problem. It was at the 1998 Academy Awards show where I really realized what he had done. In his acceptance speech he said he had fell into a deep dark hole, a place of misery and despair. This though did not stop him, he refused to give up and let the alcohol win over him. He said that he found that his friends and family helped him o

Then one day he got a phone call and came to talk to one of the producers of the show. He told Kelsey that they had liked his character so much that they wanted to create a new show that would revolve around him and would take place after "Cheers". The show became a huge success and to this day had won over eight awards for best writing, best actor, best assisting actor, and many more.

The acting he does in movies, TV shows, and Broadway I have found to be truly amazing. He can switch from a completely focused dramatic actor to a comedian in the blink of an eye. The first show he did, "Cheers" was set in Boston, Massachusetts where his character, Dr. Frasier Crane, was brought in to add to the plot. Originally, he only had a contract for a few shows. This changed as the director and producers saw how talented he was. They gave him a full contract to stay on the show until the end. Unfortunately, this came to an end and Kels

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