Sean Stone

And I made my first film was called Fight Against Time.

It was a documentary about

the making of Alexander.

And I was on set for that whole process.

That movie, yeah.

And so it was fun for me to actually see what he does every day.

And we were very close.

And then the following years, it was like he didn't like the fact that I think, whatever, I had my own life going.

And I would challenge him on stuff.

And sometimes we'd actually, you know, that challenge would lead to something great, like his Untold History of the United States documentary series.

I worked for a year in the editing room.

I gave him some material, some books, because history was also my, you know, I was studying history at college and I loved it.

So I think I helped to inform some of his ideas with that.

But we would clash a lot on things, you know, intellectually, until I think we got to a place where, you know, he accepts, I am my own man, I'm going in my own direction.

And that's why we're able to work together as we did on, you know, RFK Legacy, where he's, you know, he loves, he loves, obviously, RFK senior and junior, both.

So it wasn't hard to get him on board for this one.

Exactly.

It's like, no, we're not going to sit here and watch Beauty and the Beast with you.

Although, give him credit.

That was the one Disney film I think he actually did see.