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Thursday, May 24, 2012

When In Danger...

Anderson's 'Odd Connection' to Kevin Costner

Thursday, May 24, 2012 -- 5:00 AM

Anderson spoke to Kevin Costner about relating to a "freeing" moment in Costner's Academy Award-winning film, "Dances with Wolves." Anderson says whenever he is in a stressful situation, he thinks about the scene in the film in which Costner rode a horse and let go of the reins with his arms stretched out.

Anderson explains, "For some reason, I've always visualized that scene whenever I'm in a dangerous place, or like, careening down a road going to Sarajevo and found myself in a situation beyond my control, I've literally visualized that scene and found it kind of freeing in a weird way."

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