Russell Crowe

Here's all the weapons and the swords and all that sort of stuff.

And I did ask them about the Danny boy.

And the first guy I talked to was like, no, they wouldn't have played that if misheard it because they only play ecclesiastical music.

But apparently they were building up to some performance for some visiting dignitary and that was the choice of song for that thing.

The guy called me at that time.

We make the thing on that date.

I've convinced my mom to come.

The Pope's lights.

All of that.

The lights of the Pope.

The first time that I walked in there, which was 1991,

and this probably sounds a bit weird, but I got sort of offended or something.

It was so over the top, right?

And so incredible.

And I thought about it from the perspective of this is a group of men trying to build a mountain to show you they're as powerful as God or something like that.

So I was probably a little more...

idealistic or whatever at that age.

But I remember being like, it was so overwhelming, it shocked me.

And I got kind of pissy about it.

I was like, man, that would trick a lot of people.