Michael Shannon thinks you look ridiculous when you shout

Michael Shannon, an acclaimed actor known for roles in 'The Shape of Water' and 'Boardwalk Empire,' shares his journey from lonely childhood to creative fulfillment. He reflects on how growing up split between Kentucky and Illinois shaped his artistic voice. Shannon reveals the joy he found in directing 'Eric LaRue' and discusses the darker themes of his work. He also delves into the importance of self-love and the lasting impacts of music, particularly R.E.M., on his life. Nostalgia plays a key role, as he reminisces about cherished memories.