I've Never Been To Ireland And I've

Climate Change That Is Occurring Right Now Is Causing So Much Suffering All Around The World. Whether It's Adding 30 Million People To The "at Risk Of Starvation" List In 2008, Whether It's The Floods In Pakistan, Or Entire Cultures At Risk Of Disappearing, Or Desertification In Africa - All These Things That Are Currently Being Caused By Climate Change. I Think It's Something That A Lot Of People Want To Figure Out: How To Make The Shift, How To Help. It Seems Like Such An Overwhelming Problem.

I've Never Done A Movie In That Genre, And I Love A Lot Of Those Movies. I Watched The Director's [david Freyne] Short Film [the First Wave], Which I Loved. And The Script Was Just So Good. He's Found This Way To Tell A New Story.

I Think People Who Work And Being Alive And Paying Your Bills And Feeding Your Kids Is Hard. It's Hard To Have The Space. Quite Frankly, I'm In A Privileged Position To Think About Things, To Read About Things And To Educate Myself About Things. A Lot Of People Just Don't Have The Time.

There Are A Lot Of Things I Love About Acting And One Of The Things I Love The Most Is, Here You Are Taking Words Off A Page, Working With Someone You Might Have Met Just A Week Before, And Somehow You're Creating A Moment That Separates Itself From Space And Time. You Feel An Incredible Rush When You Have That Moment With Another Actor. You Can Feel It Bounce Off One Another. Every Take You Do Can Reveal Different Things That Were Hiding. And Things Outside The Story Get Revealed To You, Too. It's An Incredible Way To Work And To Experience A Story.

Sometimes I See Movies And I Get Almost Angry - Because I'm Like, I Can Never Make That Movie. It Stems From A Jealousy, But From A Good Kind Of Jealousy. It's Inspirational.