Where Oceans Bleed Into The Sky

…Maguire was asked if the responsibilities of fame can be unfair at times. He answered, “Entertainment is not a business that you have to do. Anyone who doesn’t like their celebrity or, if you don’t like the price of fame it comes with, you can quit. You can go and do a real job. So, I don’t hold a lot of stock with celebrities complaining about how difficult their jobs are. People who hold down multiple jobs, single moms trying to support a family, people who work down coal mines — I think they have the right to a bit of a moan.  If you’re too rich and too famous, oh poor you, cry me a river.” The actor added: “I think I have a responsibility, like at conventions. I feel that I, myself, have a responsibility to each person who comes up. They only get to meet you for thirty seconds and I think it’s important to try and give them a great experience. Be polite, smile, give them what they want. If you don’t want to do that, you shouldn’t be at the convention. If you’re going to be miserable about it, maybe don’t go?”