Russell Crowe

It's actually the melody that Elvis Presley uses for the song Wooden Heart in the movie G.I.

Wow.

Yeah, so it's just a little thing just to remind that particular group of guys that we're just actors.

We're just playing roles.

And, you know, this will finish.

And which I think is very dangerous and quite stupid because it gives you a complete misunderstanding of what a monster is.

Yes, okay, here's somebody with horrific acts, but as the joke used to be, even Hitler, he used to love dogs.

So that's the joke, right?

But there's some real truth in understanding the human process in that.

That somebody who makes the absolute worst decision in the world

can still be a loving father, can still have a group of friends.

But in a particular moment, that is the same person who's made this horrific decision that will have terrible effect on a generation of people.

Charm is one of the greatest weapons of evil.

It's a fun thing for us.

We see somebody who can tell a story, tell a joke, hold attention in a room.

It's cool, but when that

process of charm goes to this other place which becomes about life and death or the taking away of people's rights the dehumanizing people as we were discussing earlier

You know, I don't want to get into politics because I have this – my boys have this rule.

If you're going to talk to Joe, you're not allowed to discuss politics because they know once I start.

Your boys?