Matthew McConaughey

No, but I pretty safely can say that my own strength of spirit in my own personal life, Matthew's life, gave me the confidence to go further.

deeper into the torture and deeper into the but it was still he was still always going after truth that was the thing he was not he was not an not an evil man i don't even know if you can call him a non-believer but he was always going after the truth and the truth burned and he would take the scar and get burned for it he'd die for it that something was actually from

biblical about that you know and and so but i bet i i don't think it's coincidence that i was had so much of diving into the depths of that uh tortured character because i trusted that when i go out i'll come up the other side it's always like jumping in a pool of water

And can you trust you'll come up the other side and not, you know, you go play a criminal.

You trust you're not going to come out the other side a tyrant in real life.

You just go, ah, God, I got to go do that.

Came out and I'm still alive.

Got all my faculties.

I'm not in jail.

I'm not, you know, whatever it is.

And so my own spirituality at that time definitely, I think, gave me a certain trust and confidence to go further into the dark.

I admire the simplicity of it.

I mean, one way you could explain it

Yellowstone and Costner's roles.

What will man do to protect land and family?

Yeah.

In a world that's trying to encroach.

In a world where there's a cowboy ethos that deems trespassing more clear earlier than other.

I admire that simplicity of right and wrong.

No, it's above the law.