Russell Crowe KI-Stimmen-Generator von Fish Audio

G'day everyone, Russell here. Just wrapped filming at this amazing location in Queensland. Been here three weeks now, fantastic crew, incredible landscapes. Got some exciting scenes coming up next month in Melbourne, and mate, wait till you see what we've put together.

You know, when I think about all these years making movies, and... it's really about the people, the crew, my family standing there with me. And sometimes you're out there on location, and... it just hits you how blessed you've been. These stories we tell, they become part of us.

You know, I've been thinking about all the amazing roles I've had the chance to play, and I just want to say how grateful I am. The way you've supported me, embraced these characters we've created together... it's something that truly touches my heart.

You know, I was filming in this ancient castle in Scotland, and the caretaker, lovely old fellow, he says to me, "Let me show you something special." And he takes me down this hidden staircase that tourists never see, and there's this incredible medieval armory, you know, just sitting there untouched for centuries.

I’ve been spending a lot of time out here thinking about what these stories really mean to us. This new project is something I’ve carried in my heart for a long while, and I can't wait for you to see it. It’s about the land and the legacy we leave.

You know, I remember driving across Texas in this beat-up car, and we had no money for hotels. And I learned something about myself that night, sleeping in that car. Sometimes the best lessons come when you're young and everything goes wrong.

You know, when people ask me about acting and... well, it's really about connecting, being present in the moment. And I'm just... I'm truly fortunate to have worked with such amazing people who've taught me so much. It's humbling, really. It's... it's extraordinary.

You know, when you're preparing for a role, it's not just about learning lines, mate. I probably spent, what, three, four months just getting into the headspace. Sometimes directors want one thing, but you've got to find your own truth in the character.