When I Grew Up, Shame Was Used

I Think Documentary Filmmakers Need As Much Protection As Possible Under Journalist's Privilege. How Else Is The Public To Know What Is Going On?

I Don't Know What Your Childhood Was Like, But We Didn't Have Much Money. We'd Go To A Movie On A Saturday Night, Then On Wednesday Night My Parents Would Walk Us Over To The Library. It Was Such A Big Deal, To Go In And Get My Own Book.

People Are Finally Able To Look Around And Say, 'i Can See The Drought, I Can See The Rising Sea Levels, I Can See The Crops Dying. Okay, Now I Get It.' It Is Finally Beginning To Sink In That There Has Been A Lot Of Damage.

We've Poisoned The Air, The Water, And The Land. In Our Passion To Control Nature, Things Have Gone Out Of Control. Progress From Now On Has To Mean Something Different. We're Running Out Of Resources And We Are Running Out Of Time.

I Had Just Arrived In New York From California. I Was Nineteen Years Old And Excited Beyond Belief. I Was An Art Student And An Acting Student And Behaved As Most Young Actors Did - Meaning That There Was No Such Thing As A Good Actor, 'cause You Yourself Hadn't Shown Up Yet.