Matthew McConaughey

I think they were much less conscientious than, say, I am today.

I think my mom and dad were more like, they'll be fine.

We love them.

They'll be fine, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there.

Right now, let's work it out between you and I, is what I think my mom and dad were saying to each other, or not.

They wanted and needed a relationship that was a tidal wave, rocky, right angles, tsunamis.

And to this day,

In my life with Camilla and I, which I don't, I like a river, has some swerves and some streams and some rapids, but I'm not looking for a tidal wave.

My mom's like, what's all this?

Everything's so smooth stuff.

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

So she challenges like vitality because that's what my mom needed to communicate.

I don't think my dad needed it as much.

That, the, the, the, the, the, the,

the hard angles that their relationship, I don't think my dad needed it as much as my mom.

But the clashes demonstrated the passion that underlies the love.

And that's, I've always been asked, you know, when I talk about my parents' love relationship, I tell the stories that are actually sometimes quite violent.

There's some good stories there.

They're beautiful.

I think they're beautiful.