I've Always Been An Optimist.

Any Topical Subject, If It's Hollywood, Will Be A Couple Of Years Later Because You've Got To Write It, Produce It And Distribute It, So Automatically You're Never Going To Be Right On The Cutting Edge Of Stories.

[on Charity] I Try To Pick Subjects That I Can Learn About And Then Focus On And Then Do As Much As I Can. If You Have A Tremendous Amount Of Heat From The Spotlight, Then You're Able To Shine A Little Bit More Of Your Light In A Different Direction. It's Just Deflecting. My Dad Calls It A Celebrity Credit Card That You Can Cash In. I Think If You're In This Position You Should Do It.

The Script For This Film Was Written 52 Years Ago By Edward R. Murrow, Who Taught Us Many Valuable Lessons About Responsibility And Always, Always Questioned Authority, Because Without It Authority Often Goes Unchecked.

In The ’60s, When I Was Growing Up, One Of The Great Elements Of American Culture Was The Protest Song. There Were Songs About The Civil Rights Movement, The Women’s Rights Movement, The Antiwar Movement. It Wasn’t Just Bob Dylan, It Was Everybody At The Time.

I Know Love At First Sight Can Work. It Happened To My Parents.