Russell Crowe

I say this to people quite a lot because the big question is how do you turn off?

When you've been a Nazi for a day, what do you do to relax it?

Definitely don't do method.

Yeah, but, you know, you ask anybody and you would be the same.

Just because in a little while the podcast is over for the day doesn't mean that that's the end of your job.

It doesn't mean you're just going to turn off and never think about it again.

You're going to obviously...

You know, anybody who has a passion for the thing that they do is going to continue the process.

Five o'clock might be when the office closes, but you're going to go home.

You're going to have dinner.

You're going to think about the deal that you're currently doing, the presentation that's ahead of you or whatever it happens to be.

You're going to keep processing.

And that's what happens when you're playing a character because you might have delivered X amount of content.

dialogue today but you've got X amount tomorrow too so you've got to keep that process going so so you're just thinking about it all the time 24 7 all the time there's no it's relentless but one description of making a movie is that it's a train journey

It's not like a car, you know, where you can pull over and have a wee on the side of the road.

It's a train journey.

And once you get on that train, you're staying there until it gets to its destination.

And you've just got to accept that.

I mean, and there's, you know, good and bad.

And there's a saying that goes with this, you know, the best thing and the worst thing about the job that I do is that one day it's going to finish.