Kirsten Dunst And Channing Tatum Talk Difficulties Of Raising Kids In The Midst Of Their Bustling Film Careers #shorts

Interview with Kirsten Dunst, Channing Tatum.

Transcript

00:00It's hard!

00:01It's not comfortable.

00:03Having such front-facing careers, how difficult it must be to go through that family drama

00:09while also juggling everything else you have going on in your life.

00:12Did you find some parallels there?

00:14I mean, I definitely did.

00:15I didn't get to see my daughter very much on this movie at all.

00:17She got to come out for one weekend in like two months.

00:20And that was because she was in school.

00:22And that was rough.

00:23I don't know how to explain being...

00:25I mean, I can't imagine being a service member or something

00:27and going away for six months at a time and not seeing your family.

00:29I just can't fathom it.

00:31And it was.

00:32It was.

00:33It was lonely.

00:34It was really lonely.

00:35And it's tough to take movies that are in hard places to get to

00:39because, you know, kids have to be in school.

00:41And it's tough to disrupt that because it's a disservice to them.

00:46But it's also a disservice not to see them.

00:48And you're constantly trying to, like, figure out the balance.

00:51Yeah, same.

00:52It's a never-ending.

00:53Like, we're always figuring it out.

00:55Like, right now my husband's working and I'm here with the kids.

00:58And doing press.

00:59And, yeah, it's hard.

01:01It's a weird note to end on, but thank you for opening up to me.

01:03Yeah, come on.

01:04Thank you for opening up to me.

01:05Yeah, come on.