David Sutcliffe

Well, the satisfaction is in the quest. You know, it's the climbing of the mountain that's most exciting. You get to the top and how long do you spend at the top? A couple of minutes. And before you start climbing down and thinking about the next mountain you want to climb. So I think it's hard to orient that way because we're so goal oriented.

But if you can stay present in the moment and realize it's like, I mean, that's how it is for me. When I look back at Hollywood, the fond memories. Yes, I have fond memories about Hollywood.

But if you can stay present in the moment and realize it's like, I mean, that's how it is for me. When I look back at Hollywood, the fond memories. Yes, I have fond memories about Hollywood.

But if you can stay present in the moment and realize it's like, I mean, that's how it is for me. When I look back at Hollywood, the fond memories. Yes, I have fond memories about Hollywood.

shooting scenes and meeting certain actors and really nailing something and then seeing it on the screen and feeling proud but actually it was the early years in la when i was driving around to auditions three auditions a day and you know all the the kind of craziness of all of that like that part of the movie is my favorite looking back on it.

shooting scenes and meeting certain actors and really nailing something and then seeing it on the screen and feeling proud but actually it was the early years in la when i was driving around to auditions three auditions a day and you know all the the kind of craziness of all of that like that part of the movie is my favorite looking back on it.

shooting scenes and meeting certain actors and really nailing something and then seeing it on the screen and feeling proud but actually it was the early years in la when i was driving around to auditions three auditions a day and you know all the the kind of craziness of all of that like that part of the movie is my favorite looking back on it.

So it was the journey, the moment before I made it was the most exciting.

So it was the journey, the moment before I made it was the most exciting.

So it was the journey, the moment before I made it was the most exciting.

And maybe that's what he's remembering. I don't know if you saw that Peter Jackson movie, forget the name of it, but he took all this World War I footage and remastered it. So he put it in color and smoothed it out. Really interesting. But the film starts with all these voiceovers from British soldiers. And they're obviously recording this when they were very old in their 80s probably.

And maybe that's what he's remembering. I don't know if you saw that Peter Jackson movie, forget the name of it, but he took all this World War I footage and remastered it. So he put it in color and smoothed it out. Really interesting. But the film starts with all these voiceovers from British soldiers. And they're obviously recording this when they were very old in their 80s probably.

And maybe that's what he's remembering. I don't know if you saw that Peter Jackson movie, forget the name of it, but he took all this World War I footage and remastered it. So he put it in color and smoothed it out. Really interesting. But the film starts with all these voiceovers from British soldiers. And they're obviously recording this when they were very old in their 80s probably.

And we all know that World War I is considered the most brutal war in history. Every single soldier essentially said, oh, that was the time of my life. That was the great adventure. They loved it. And you think, okay, maybe it's a lot of what you're saying, but- They were alive and they were up against death.

And we all know that World War I is considered the most brutal war in history. Every single soldier essentially said, oh, that was the time of my life. That was the great adventure. They loved it. And you think, okay, maybe it's a lot of what you're saying, but- They were alive and they were up against death.

And we all know that World War I is considered the most brutal war in history. Every single soldier essentially said, oh, that was the time of my life. That was the great adventure. They loved it. And you think, okay, maybe it's a lot of what you're saying, but- They were alive and they were up against death.

And yeah, in the moment, there's all this horror, but there is something about, I mean, I don't know how you feel, but there was a part of me when I was a younger man that felt sad that I never got to experience war. Me too. It's like, I want to know what that feels like. And I'm never going to get to know that. And there's something that I think is lost.

And yeah, in the moment, there's all this horror, but there is something about, I mean, I don't know how you feel, but there was a part of me when I was a younger man that felt sad that I never got to experience war. Me too. It's like, I want to know what that feels like. And I'm never going to get to know that. And there's something that I think is lost.

And yeah, in the moment, there's all this horror, but there is something about, I mean, I don't know how you feel, but there was a part of me when I was a younger man that felt sad that I never got to experience war. Me too. It's like, I want to know what that feels like. And I'm never going to get to know that. And there's something that I think is lost.

And I've certainly played out in our lives in all kinds of different ways, but it's not the same. My life is not at stake. I'm not walking into a situation where I could be killed or I have to kill and have to feel what that is.