Rob Lowe has said that it was not easy being ridiculously good-looking as there is this unbelievable preconception and prejudice against "good-looking" people that they could not be in pain or they could not have rough lives.
The former 'West Wing' star told the New York Times Magazine that good looking people could not be any of the things that one longs to play as an actor and since he was getting to play those parts now, he was loving it.
The 50-year-old actor said that there was a historical bias that good-looking people were not funny.
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