Brendan Fraser

automatically empathize with clearly the women who've always had to contend with this kind of derision.

And it made me aware.

Like I got off relatively easy by comparison and knowing that type of objectification and the damage it can do to people.

It does, yeah.

That and I have fewer concerns, but I care about bigger issues now more than I did in a conceptual way.

And I don't let things that really are superfluous bother me as much as I did because I learned to ask myself, what's the worst thing that could happen in this situation?

And whatever the answer is...

lets me know if or not I need to be concerned about it or if I should.

I want to make movies that people genuinely want to see.

And it's a challenge, like I say, in this landscape of so much

clutter and noise that comes from the product being beamed at us all at once i have to look for the places where it's quiet or i have to look for the projects that can can dominate in that very crowded place get in there and throw elbows and that's what it would take so to answer your question at the end of the day i really just want to make movies that people see