Jason Momoa

Movies about you.

So, you know, we're a part of America.

It's so true.

No one really knows our story.

And so I feel like –

This thing is something that's never happened before.

And at the same time, we didn't really have the resources.

And so it's really united Polynesia because we got Tongan, Samoan, Fijian, Tahitian, Maori, all these different cultures helping us tell this story.

So it's been really wonderful.

My parents got divorced when I was six months old.

So it was pretty shitty.

I left at a very young age, but I was raised in Iowa, which is really what most people think is great.

I think it's really great.

I grew up in the Midwest, which is, if you grew up in the Midwest, you kind of know that it's a pretty spectacular place.

You grow up with like, I mean, my work ethic, family values, like it's just, it's a very strong place.

Having said that, I grew up where Bridges of Madison County was made.

So I grew up literally like not a race.

So I'd go from literally a small country town to going to like kind of the reservation of the Hawaiian side.

Basically where I'm from is all local side.

And it's not really being accepted there or being accepted there.