Brendan Fraser

I feel that every time I'm in Canada.

The air somehow does something different for me.

I feel energized.

I truly feel like these are my people.

My French-Canadian roots are strong.

My ancestors fought on the plains of Abraham.

And from what I can still see every time I've worked in Montreal,

French Canadians are a tribe.

They really are a tightly knit group of incredible, polite pirates of sorts.

They're pierced and tattooed and they've got interesting hairstyles and a prevalent attitude of if

As long as you're not harming anyone or doing anything to hurt someone, you go ahead.

You be you.

You be good.

And they're a tribe.

They really do stick together.

And I see that from the film sets I've worked on, but just also in the proud heart of cultural heritage that they have.

And that really speaks to me, too.

It challenged it because to reinvent yourself or be picked up and moved and picked up and moved and picked up and moved causes you to need to redefine yourself, to find a way to assimilate.

You're always the new guy, right?

So it can be a challenge.