If There's Anything Disgusting About The Movie

A Child Gets A Fever In The United States And It's High Enough And Sustainable Enough, All Of Us Can Bring A Child To An Emergency Room. Most Haitians Never Had That Opportunity. They Didn't Have The Emergency Room To Bring Them To. Virtually Every Time Your Child Has 102 Fever, You Wait For It To Die And You Have No Clean Water To Give It.

When Everything Gets Answered, It's Fake.

There's The Old Notion That Where There's Choice, There's Chaos, And Where There's No Choice, There's Clarity. If You've Got No Choice, You've Gotta Be There, And You've Gotta Have Your Heart In It. It Leads To A Much Less Self-conscious Life.

Well, It Was Interesting Because When I Was Going To Do It The First Time In My Head Was Leonardo Dicaprio [for Chris] And Marlon Brando Was Going To Play The Character That Hal Holbrook Eventually Played. But Then When It Wasn't To Be And There Was No Promise That It Ever Would Be I Think Some Part Of Me Didn't Want To Attach Specifics To It Anymore - Actors Or Anything Else - Because I Wanted To See It Made That Much More Badly.

I'm Not Good At Talking To Strangers, Whether They're Sick Children Or They're - I'm Just Not Good. I'm Shy With It.