tell me about that experience of making the transition from film to the gritty real life of politics. >> well, i think that i had become somewhat addicted to the idea of, you know, the policy idea and that you can really create change. because i was in with special olympics and worked with that organization and saw the impact that we have and the celebrity power that i could bring to the special olympics and how much more of a crowd we could attract and therefore how much more media we could get and so on and we could really move forward the agenda of special olympics to have it all over the world and it didn't matter if i went to the middle east or if i went to asia or south africa and stood there with mandela. celebrity power has a certain power of influence, and i think that's what led me to run for governor, and as a huge advantage because, first of all, you have the make recognition factor. name recognition. you have a huge popularity.