Alec Baldwin revealed to ET's Nancy O'Dell at the 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards that he plans to go from playing a TV network executive on "30 Rock" to being a real-life politician.
When asked if he'd be running for office, the SAG award winner disclosed, "I would like to but that's in the distant future because I have to finish what I'm doing now. ... This is what I'm doing for the next couple years and that's something that requires your undivided attention."
As for what office he'd run for, the New York resident joked, saying he would be running for a "big office" with "a lot of people working for me." He also joked that none of the women working for him would be wearing wedding rings.
"We'll see what things are like in a couple years from now when I'm ready to do that," Alec told Nancy, adding that he's pleased with the current New York governor Andrew Cuomo.
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