Josh Brolin

It was like a high-pitched whistle dog thing. She just wanted to be in the nucleus of everything of what was most heightened and most interesting. Without knowing why. And she was always like that. She would tell me that her parents were super sweet parents, teachers, really smart, Corpus Christi, Texas, and that she was always sneaking out of the house. She was always causing trouble.

She always had animals in her garage that she was hiding. She was just that in an organic way. And I don't have it in the book. She ended up... She ran away from home when she was 19. The first people she met were Clint and Maggie Eastwood, right? So that's before Clint did Rawhide or any of that. They kind of took her under their wing. She hung out in Hollywood. She grew up Baptist, very strict.

She always had animals in her garage that she was hiding. She was just that in an organic way. And I don't have it in the book. She ended up... She ran away from home when she was 19. The first people she met were Clint and Maggie Eastwood, right? So that's before Clint did Rawhide or any of that. They kind of took her under their wing. She hung out in Hollywood. She grew up Baptist, very strict.

She always had animals in her garage that she was hiding. She was just that in an organic way. And I don't have it in the book. She ended up... She ran away from home when she was 19. The first people she met were Clint and Maggie Eastwood, right? So that's before Clint did Rawhide or any of that. They kind of took her under their wing. She hung out in Hollywood. She grew up Baptist, very strict.

She started sleeping with all these guys, married men and all that. She kind of went crazy, took a bunch of pills, got in a car, started hitting a bunch of parked cars, ended up in Camarillo State Hospital. Three and a half weeks, they assessed her. Three and a half weeks later, they said, look, she's not crazy. She just had a moment.

She started sleeping with all these guys, married men and all that. She kind of went crazy, took a bunch of pills, got in a car, started hitting a bunch of parked cars, ended up in Camarillo State Hospital. Three and a half weeks, they assessed her. Three and a half weeks later, they said, look, she's not crazy. She just had a moment.

She started sleeping with all these guys, married men and all that. She kind of went crazy, took a bunch of pills, got in a car, started hitting a bunch of parked cars, ended up in Camarillo State Hospital. Three and a half weeks, they assessed her. Three and a half weeks later, they said, look, she's not crazy. She just had a moment.

They go to Camarillo State Hospital to pick her up and she doesn't want to leave. She goes, I like it here. It's fun. And she had become friends with a lady. I mean, again, this is super morbid, but a lady who had hacked up her whole family and hadn't talked for 12 years. And I can see it right now, probably sat next to her and said... I don't understand why you're not talking.

They go to Camarillo State Hospital to pick her up and she doesn't want to leave. She goes, I like it here. It's fun. And she had become friends with a lady. I mean, again, this is super morbid, but a lady who had hacked up her whole family and hadn't talked for 12 years. And I can see it right now, probably sat next to her and said... I don't understand why you're not talking.

They go to Camarillo State Hospital to pick her up and she doesn't want to leave. She goes, I like it here. It's fun. And she had become friends with a lady. I mean, again, this is super morbid, but a lady who had hacked up her whole family and hadn't talked for 12 years. And I can see it right now, probably sat next to her and said... I don't understand why you're not talking.

Do you not talk at all? Do you have a voice or do you have this? And the girl finally said candy. And it was like a whole breakthrough.

Do you not talk at all? Do you have a voice or do you have this? And the girl finally said candy. And it was like a whole breakthrough.

Do you not talk at all? Do you have a voice or do you have this? And the girl finally said candy. And it was like a whole breakthrough.

Out of total annoyance, I'm sure. Yeah, yeah.

Out of total annoyance, I'm sure. Yeah, yeah.

Out of total annoyance, I'm sure. Yeah, yeah.

But, you know, I don't tell that story because there's no need to tell that story because it has that in the fabric of each story. And you can see that for me in my life. It's hard to tell those stories when you're promoting a book because who the fuck wants to read about that? But at the same time, you go, that's normal, man. That's normal for us.

But, you know, I don't tell that story because there's no need to tell that story because it has that in the fabric of each story. And you can see that for me in my life. It's hard to tell those stories when you're promoting a book because who the fuck wants to read about that? But at the same time, you go, that's normal, man. That's normal for us.

But, you know, I don't tell that story because there's no need to tell that story because it has that in the fabric of each story. And you can see that for me in my life. It's hard to tell those stories when you're promoting a book because who the fuck wants to read about that? But at the same time, you go, that's normal, man. That's normal for us.

Whatever that means. And then you go, why would I be an actor? I had no interest in being an actor. Like my dad's profession is, didn't interest me in the least. There was nothing that kind of drew me toward like, what do you do? And wow, you do the thing. And it was nothing. And I took a theater class because there was like underwater basket weaving in theater.