Paranoid Is What People Who Are Trying

All Parents Are Trying To Balance. Look, I'm Lucky In The Sense That I Can Control My Hours. I Can Choose My Jobs, And Not Everybody Has That Choice. But I Definitely, It's A Family Decision Every Time I Take A Job.

As Somebody Who Makes His Living In The Movie Business And Wants To Contribute To It, I Think That The Best Chance I Have Of Doing That Is Just Consistently Working With Great Directors.

Sending Our Kids In My Family To Private School Was A Big, Big, Big Deal. And It Was A Giant Family Discussion. But It Was A Circular Conversation, Really, Because Ultimately We Don't Have A Choice. I Mean, I Pay For A Private Education And I'm Trying To Get The One That Most Matches The Public Education That I Had, But That Kind Of Progressive Education No Longer Exists In The Public System. It's Unfair.

Poverty Feeds Into The Clean-water Crisis, Which Contributes To Hunger, And So On. There's Undeniable Interconnectivity Among These Issues. Just One Of These Problems Can Be Deadly On Its Own, But In The Most Disadvantaged Areas There Is A Perfect Storm Of Problems. And It Takes Its Greatest Toll On Children.

I Didn't Grow Up With Great Privilege, Nor Did I Grow Up Wanting For Anything. I Was A Middle-class Kid And, Relative To The Rest Of The World, That's Great Wealth.