Our Planet's Alarm Is Going

From An Outsider's Perspective, It's Amazing What [clint Eastwood] Does. If He's Not Directing A Film, He's Acting In It, Or Rather He's Composing The Music For That Film. His Commitment To What He Does Is Astounding For All Of Us To Witness. It's Inspiring, Actually.

The Challenge For Me Was Not Just The Prosthetic Work And How To Move Like An Older Man Would Move, But More So How To Have 50 Years Of Experience In The Workplace And Talk To A Young Robert F. Kennedy As If He Was Some Political Upstart That Didn't Know What The Hell He Was Talking About. That Was The Big Challenge [in The J. Edgar Hoover Mоvie].

We've Been Given This Gift, Our Planet, And We've Found No Other Place In The Universe That We Can Inhabit. I Want To Do Something To Create Radical Change To Help Save It. It's Our Responsibility.

I Lived In Hollywood And, Ironically, I Didn't Know You Could Just Go Out And Get An Agent And Go On Auditions And Try And Become An Actor, I Thought It Was Like A Masonic Thing, Like A Blood Line You Had To Belong To – Until I Was 13. Then I Realised What You Had To Do. It Is The One Thing I Know I Want To Do For The Rest Of My Life.

School, I Never Truly Got The Knack Of. I Could Never Focus On Things I Didn't Want To Learn.