As An Actor And As A Person

I Think There Was Something That Made Us Not Pay Attention To Climate Change. Something That Was Up There. There Was A Saying When We Were Trying To Pay Attention To The Environment That People Used This Phrase Nimby - Not In My Back Yard. People Were Saying, ‘i Don’t Care, It Is Not In My Back Yard.’ But Now It’s In Everyone’s Back Yard.

It's Good To Say, 'look, I Can't Always Be Right, But My Gut Tells Me This' - And Then You Confirm With Your Gut.

When I Grew Up, Shame Was Used As A Tool For Check And Balance. If You Stood A Chance Of Hearing Someone Say, "shame On You," Or "you Should Be Ashamed Of Yourself," You Thought Twice. It Doesn't Seem To Be A Factor Today.

I Was Raised In California During The Second World War And Into The '50s And Everything Was Fine, Everything Was Great. The Sun Always Shone, Everybody Looked Healthy And Wore Ties And Smoked In Restaurants, And There Were Cars For Everybody - Except Us, Because I Came From A Lower Class Neighbourhood. But [in France] I Realised There Was A Different Point Of View, So When I Came Back To America A Year And A Half Later I Was Much More Focused On My Own Country Culturally And Politically.

God, I Just Love Baseball.