Gwyneth Paltrow

And then I really kind of stood up to him. I told my boyfriend at the time. Brad Pitt. Brad Pitt. We were at the opening of Hamlet on Broadway that Ralph Fiennes was in Hamlet and Harvey was there. And Brad Pitt, it was like the equivalent of throwing him against the wall, you know, energetically.

What he did was he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn't have fame or power yet.

What he did was he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn't have fame or power yet.

What he did was he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn't have fame or power yet.

Wow. It moves you. Yeah. It was fantastic.

Wow. It moves you. Yeah. It was fantastic.

Wow. It moves you. Yeah. It was fantastic.

It seems like the best thing in the world. You always think, oh my God, this is going to be so glamorous and amazing and you're going to see all these people. And then you get there and it's so hot. It's so crowded. Everyone's pushing you. Do you want me to be honest? Yeah. It sucks.

It seems like the best thing in the world. You always think, oh my God, this is going to be so glamorous and amazing and you're going to see all these people. And then you get there and it's so hot. It's so crowded. Everyone's pushing you. Do you want me to be honest? Yeah. It sucks.

It seems like the best thing in the world. You always think, oh my God, this is going to be so glamorous and amazing and you're going to see all these people. And then you get there and it's so hot. It's so crowded. Everyone's pushing you. Do you want me to be honest? Yeah. It sucks.

The most important thing I always say to founders like, is it going to kill you not to do this? Otherwise, don't. Don't do it. You know, it was so me, the way I got divorced. I was like, okay, like what is the best way to do this? Like, let me go gather data from everyone who was raised. That's the beautiful thing about being a founder and an entrepreneur.

The most important thing I always say to founders like, is it going to kill you not to do this? Otherwise, don't. Don't do it. You know, it was so me, the way I got divorced. I was like, okay, like what is the best way to do this? Like, let me go gather data from everyone who was raised. That's the beautiful thing about being a founder and an entrepreneur.

Like, I don't think you ever learn as much about who you actually are and what you're made of.

Like, I don't think you ever learn as much about who you actually are and what you're made of.

It's an honor, honestly.

It's an honor, honestly.

Oh, I guess idiocy, naivete. I mean, foolhardiness. I was so lucky to have the acting career that I had. You know, my mom is an incredible actress. My dad made TV shows, so I grew up very much in it. And my mom, when she was on stage, she was like the most whole, synthesized, like a live version of herself. And so I wanted to do that.

Oh, I guess idiocy, naivete. I mean, foolhardiness. I was so lucky to have the acting career that I had. You know, my mom is an incredible actress. My dad made TV shows, so I grew up very much in it. And my mom, when she was on stage, she was like the most whole, synthesized, like a live version of herself. And so I wanted to do that.

You know, I wanted to be on stage and feel like that power that she was kind of radiating. And I had my heart set on that path and I never really even thought about anything else. I was like, this is what I want to do. This is what I want to do. And I did it. I had a lot of success. I wasn't good at saying no. So I was doing like three movies a year, five movies a year.

You know, I wanted to be on stage and feel like that power that she was kind of radiating. And I had my heart set on that path and I never really even thought about anything else. I was like, this is what I want to do. This is what I want to do. And I did it. I had a lot of success. I wasn't good at saying no. So I was doing like three movies a year, five movies a year.