Russell Crowe

I mean, it's goofy and dramatic, but it's just funny.

I'm not sure when that comes out.

I think they've got like six or seven different offers at the moment from different distribution companies because everybody's digging it and they're looking at it going, that would be a hilarious movie to follow up Nuremberg.

So then after that, I go back to Budapest and I make a thing with a young British director, Amos Sante, called Billion Dollar Spy, with a young English actor called Harry Laughtey, who is the future of British cinema.

He's a very intelligent, classy actor.

So, and that one, I play a Russian selling state secrets to the Americans, a Russian scientist.

And then after I did Billion Dollar Spy, oh, I did, I went to Montreal and made a thing called Unabomb, where I play a Harvard professor, the man who taught Ted Kaczynski at Harvard.

who put him into this series of tests and things that he was doing, and some people say that he very, very much affected Kaczynski's brain.

And shifted it.

The guy I play was.

Yeah.

Well, Kaczynski was sort of associated.

He was there at the time that Leary also started working at Harvard.

But the study that my character was doing is more based on sort of like intellectual confrontation.

And stripping people of their self-belief and stuff.

So there are people who think that it was the character I play's intellectual aggression towards Kaczynski that turned Kaczynski the way he turned.

So there's that.

And then I just did a movie in Germany.

It's set in Portland, but we shot it in Munich.

Okay.