00:00Il dirait que sa grande legacy est sa philosophie de philanthropie.
00:07Nous avons une très normale châle, ma famille, je veux dire, mes frères et moi.
00:13Je pense que mine était un peu différent parce que je suis le plus jeune.
00:17Mais mes parents étaient très devotés à faire en sorte que nous avons beaucoup de famille
00:22et que autant de temps que nous avons passé en Hollywood, qui nous avons fait,
00:27et puis c'était très crazy et un peu de paparazzi et un peu de non-private-time.
00:32Nous avions de retour à Connecticut et nous avions dans les woods et nous devions juste être normal kids.
00:38Il y avait des amis et, vous savez, avoir un bon, normal childhood est vraiment important.
00:49Mon père a Le Mans et a été seconde, un long temps avant.
00:54Ils ont fait des films ensemble ici.
00:57Mon parents both felt that if you were as lucky as we were,
01:05that it was really important to give back.
01:08His focus of children living with life-threatening illnesses became my passion,
01:13not because he asked me to be a part of it,
01:17but because I just became incredibly passionate about it.
01:21and I have devoted my entire career, initially I thought I was going to be a lawyer,
01:27and I made a little bit of a switch, and I became so passionate about our programs
01:34that I am now the proud ambassador of all of Serious Fund Children's Network.
01:39In 1988, he founded our first camp for children living with serious illness in Connecticut,
01:50called the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp after Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
01:56Sadly, very shortly after we found our first program, our first camp, there was actually a wait list.
02:02So Dad knew that we needed to start opening up other camps,
02:06and so L'Envol is actually the fourth program, camp, camp and program that we started.
02:13Last year, we served over 220,000 children and their families, all free of charge.
02:20Well, actually, one of my favorite films is The Verdict, which they're showing.
02:28It was a very special time for my father.
02:31He really felt that his performance in The Verdict was kind of a compilation of all the hard work
02:38he had put into his career, and he felt like that was one of his best performances.
02:43I'd say my second favorite is The Sting, and my third favorite is Nobody's Fool.
02:50I think he would probably be involved because he always was.
02:59He wanted to use his voice for change.
03:01You know, that he wasn't perfect, but he was a very, very kind, generous man.
03:12He worked very hard at everything that he deemed important.
03:16If he was here, he would say that his greatest legacy is his philanthropy,
03:21that he loved his movie career, that that was, you know, kind of a venue for him
03:27to be able to do the other things that he loved, and he kind of had the best of both worlds.
03:32He was a good dad.
03:34It didn't come naturally to him, but he was a really good father, and he worked at it really hard.
03:42And so, by watching, we're going to just give it to God to you.
03:47We wanted to do this for you.
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03:50Didn't come now with the life, in something that he was not willing to take in effect.
03:51Now, OK, thank you.
03:52Thank you.
03:53An amazing message.
03:56Dan Jensen.
03:58Can I hear you?
04:00Now, please.
04:01Thank you very much.
04:03That's my job, Brad.
04:03I thank you.
04:04Thank you so much.
04:04Have a great evening.
04:05We're working.
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04:08You have a great day.
04:09Can I hear you?
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