Russell Crowe

I never really, so I don't understand it.

And I don't really understand Instagram either though.

Um, we use it for stuff to inform people about gigs with the band, but Twitter was the only one that I was interested in because it was, it was whack.

It was funny.

And it was like, you know, and you're connecting to people all over the world.

I've had some, you know, really funny situations arise, you know, because of, um, something that I commented on that and somebody gave me another piece of information about or whatever, you know, so,

I've learned a hell of a lot out of it.

But just the last year or two, it's gotten worse.

It's gotten to kind of a harsh place.

Yeah, there's a few of me around.

I'm sure, I'm sure.

There's one particular one that comes up all the time.

There's a shot from Les Mis where I'm looking in this doorway and I'm in police uniform at the time and I just kind of go, slide into this doorway.

And people apply it to so many different situations.

Yeah, it's like that.

Right.

Well, I always try not to see us at our worst.

There's always sort of something that I can find that gives me a little bit of hope with people.

Yeah.

Yeah.