He's Famous For Being Obsessive About Details.

I Knew Very Little About Rugby. But, I Think It Helps In Terms Of An American Audience The Game Is Enough Like Football In That It's A Battle For Field Position And You Score By Running Into What Looks A Lot Like An End Zone. I Think In Terms The Nuance Of The Game, Americans Won't Get That Stuff. I Think In Terms Of The Peanut Butter And Jelly Version Of What You Need To Know, I Think It's Pretty Clear.

When You Have A Child, Your Relationship With Every Child In The World Changes. It's Like You're In A Club You Didn't Know Existed Before A Child Came Into Your Life. I Believe You Should Make The World More Beautiful For All Children In Any Way That You Can.

We Live In A World, It's Very Hard For Americans To Understand That Every 20 Seconds A Kid Dies, A Kid Under The Age Of Five, Right, Dies Somewhere On The Earth Because Of Lack Of Access To Clean Water And Sanitation. Every 20 Seconds That Happens On Our Planet. It's Just Very Hard For Us To Relate To.

The Danger Of Course Is Always Is Caricature. The Biggest Challenge Was To Sound Like Nelson Mandela. Everything Else Is Easy To Do, Walk Like Him. He Has A Few Ticks And Things I Noticed That I Picked Up. I Didn't Have Any Agenda, As It Were, In Playing The Role Other Than To Bring It As Close To Reality As I Possibly Could.

Maybe If We Sit Out For The Next Few Years And Let Clint Eastwood Get A Little Experience, He's Going To Be A Good Director.