Settling into a chair with an oversized, fruit-based shake in one hand,
Emilio Estevez apologizes in advance if he doesn’t make sense.
Referring euphemistically to the last ten years of his life as “off the
grid,” Estevez cops to the fact that he hasn’t really had to exercise
his brain as an interviewee in some time, and so he worries about answering questions about his latest film — passion project Bobby, about the evening of Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination — with aplomb, depth and clarity. He needn’t
necessarily worry, as there’s an abundance to glean from his demeanor. For the full interview, from FilmStew, click here.