Russell Crowe has expressed regret over a 2005 incident where he was arrested for assault. The New Zealand-born actor reflects on this incident in a music video for his latest single, Save Me, emphasizing the importance of regret and personal growth.
In June 2005, Crowe found himself in a New York jail after throwing a phone at a reception employee at the Mercer Hotel. This outburst was triggered by his frustration at not being able to make a long-distance call to his then-wife, Danielle Spencer.
Despite the regrettable incident, Crowe, now 61, acknowledges his past mistakes and highlights the transformative power of self-reflection. He mentions that the experience has made him a better person, emphasizing the value of being honest with oneself.
Crowe’s new song, Save Me, serves as a reminder of his personal journey of growth and redemption. In the music video, he reflects on the night of the incident and conveys a message of self-improvement and acceptance.
