Russell Crowe

And I thought, you know, before there's another one and that water's muddied, you know, I'm going to take my kids over so they can really experience it.

So I was talking to my mom and my father had just recently passed away.

And I said, why don't you come with us?

And initially she said that because she'd only ever been to Rome with my dad, that she didn't want to come because she thought it would just make her sad, you know, because that city connected, you know, her to him.

And I said to her, Mum, listen to what you're saying.

This is a place that connects you to my father.

You have to come, you know.

So she came along and we would...

Doing all the normal family stuff together, touristy stuff, Spanish Steps, Fontana di Trevi.

I took the kids to see the old office at the Coliseum.

The old office?

Just normal family stuff.

And then I got this call from a guy at the Vatican.

And this is all based on that movie, right?

heard you're in town with your family, would you like to come and walk through the Vatican Museum and the Sistine Chapel by yourselves without any tourists?

Now, I've done the tourist thing, you know, a thousand new special friends and you in the Sistine Chapel, natural light.

I've done that.

So the idea that we could walk in there by our side, absolutely, absolutely.

And I've taken my mom, and because it was such a big walk, she's in a wheelchair, right?

So I'm pushing her around.