Andrew Jarecki

And he said, well, you know, you did a beautiful job explaining what I was going through as a child and the difficulty I had and losing my mother.

And Kirsten Dunst was just like my wife, Kathy.

And I cried three times.

And I would like to do something with you.

You know, I would like there to be something out there from me, my ability to sort of tell my story.

And I said, all right, well, why don't we sit down?

I'll ask you a bunch of questions.

And he said, that's fine.

Okay, let's do that.

So I ended up sitting with him for three days.

I've just finished a movie about him, a dramatic film, which is now in theaters.

And I sit down with him and interview him for 21 hours.

And you think you do long interviews.

He's 21 hours with this one person.

And he is fascinating.

I mean, absolutely extraordinary.

He is incredibly honest about things that most people would never be honest about.

Like?

You know, he talks about how, you know, he had violent arguments with his wife or he says, you know, that he – he says crazy stuff.

I mean he explained to me that – I said, you know, I think you were kind of offensive when you went to visit her mother.