Russell Crowe

But every corner we get to something of immense beauty, I can see her remembering that.

when she was there with my dad and what he said or a friendship he made or whatever.

He was a chatty fellow, my old man.

He used to make friends very easily.

So we went through that and I could see it affecting her.

Then they took us into the Sistine Chapel.

It's unbelievable, man.

I'll do it exactly the way I do it on stage for you, because it's a funny moment.

Pow!

I mean, that ceiling is amazing in natural light when it's got like 16 spotlights on it, man.

And you can see the real color of the light blue of the sky and the reds.

And, you know, you can almost, with that much light on it, feel like you can see the paint strokes.

So you're there under Michelangelo's genius in the light.

And I said to the guy, that was amazing.

You know, why did you do that?

And he goes, Russell, please, Massimo, you are the eighth king of Rome.

But so later in that same visit, he took us to this little balcony.

And to get onto this balcony, not the one on TV, it's another meditation balcony right on top of the museum.

To get there, we have to go in this very small little elevator.

So I'm there, just me and my mom.