As An Actor, What's Interesting Is What's

We Don't Have Paparazzi Following You In Sweden.

I'm Not Very Active On Social Media. I'm Not On Facebook Or Twitter Or Instagram, Or Anything Like That. But I Think It's Wonderful That They're Out There. They're Fantastic. I Have A Lot Of Siblings And Friends That Use It, And It's Great For Them. It's Such A Connected World.

What Intrigues Me Is That People Kind Of Naturally Want To Label Or Pigeonhole The Characters. They Want To Make It Easy For Themselves To Go, "all Right. There's The Good Guy, There's The Bad Guy, There's The Girl. Okay, I Get It Now." But Life Isn't One-dimensional. The World Isn't Simply Divided Into Good Versus Evil. I Think We're All Capable Of Both. So Any Time The Hero Does Something I'm Not Crazy About, Or The Bad Guy Does Something I Can Relate To, I'll Find It More Interesting.

A Lot Of Times We Associate Greenpeace And Climate Change And Shrinking Polar Caps With Heavy-handed, Weighty Material. It's Somber Stuff. But With Funny Or Die We Thought We Could Put An Interesting Take On It. Make It A Little More Palatable, Especially For Young People Who Tune Into The Website.

It Was Such An Amazing Experience To Be Able To Spend Nine Days On A Boat With These Greenpeace People. Some Of Them Were Scientists And Some Were Crew Members Working On The Ship. Just To Hear Their Stories, Like What Drew Them To Greenpeace In The First Place And What They've Been Through. Every Single Second Of The Day They Work To Save The Planet, Which Makes Me As An Actor Feel Quite Insignificant.