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We Must Realize That Nature Is Absolutely Essential For Our Survival, And We Must Act On That Premise Now.

I Just Don't Think Most Of Us Are Aware How Much Of What We Throw Away Ends Up In The Ocean, For Starters. Plastic Bags Are Among The Worst. The Us Is Actually Falling Behind The Curve On That Score. China And Many Other Countries Have Already Banned The Production And Use Of Thin Plastic Bags.

People Think Because I Went To Yale That That Implies Privilege, And It Is A Privilege In The Sense That It's An Incredible Opportunity.

My Greatest Hope Is That We Transcend The Most Fearful Thing, Which Is That We Are Rapidly Degrading The Ecological Systems On This Planet That Support Everything We Are Doing And All Life On It.

I've Never Acted Before In A Movie I've Directed. This Felt Like The Time To Do It Just Because The " Leaves Of Grass" Movie Itself Is So Much Of A Platform For The Lead Actor. It's Really Written For An Exciting Performance And It Really Depends On The Audience Watching An Extraordinary Actor Having A Great Time Pulling Off This Feat. It Makes Sense To Me As A Director To Act In Support Of That.