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All Parents Are Trying To Balance. Look, I'm Lucky In The Sense That I Can Control My Hours. I Can Choose My Jobs, And Not Everybody Has That Choice. But I Definitely, It's A Family Decision Every Time I Take A Job.

Poverty Feeds Into The Clean-water Crisis, Which Contributes To Hunger, And So On. There's Undeniable Interconnectivity Among These Issues. Just One Of These Problems Can Be Deadly On Its Own, But In The Most Disadvantaged Areas There Is A Perfect Storm Of Problems. And It Takes Its Greatest Toll On Children.

The Danger Of Course Is Always Is Caricature. The Biggest Challenge Was To Sound Like Nelson Mandela. Everything Else Is Easy To Do, Walk Like Him. He Has A Few Ticks And Things I Noticed That I Picked Up. I Didn't Have Any Agenda, As It Were, In Playing The Role Other Than To Bring It As Close To Reality As I Possibly Could.

I Grew Up In And The Teachers. I Think I Was Very Lucky. I Think I Had A Lot Of Social Capital, And So When I Found Myself In This Position Of Influence, I Just - Then I Started To Engage A Bit With Some Of The Problems In The World And Realize That I Could Actually Have An Impact.

It's Very Frustrating [ To Work Under Director's Control], Not Just Because You're Getting Rejected Constantly, But Also Because You're At A Time In Your Life Where You Have An Enormous Amount Of Creative Energy, And There's No Way To Express It. That's Why A Lot Of People Get Into Drinking Or Drugs Or Whatever.