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Well he does donate huge portions of his money to children's cancer centers, etc. And he doesn't like to live a ridiculous outlandish typical rich lifestyle. He humbles himself and like to ride the subway and stuff like that. He also is just kind to everyone he seems to meet in turn getting nothing but kind things talked about him. He's personally one of my favorite celebrities because he's a good actor and good person. >

He is also one of my favorite actors. But why is it so rare to be humble and show love for other humans when you "have it all" >

The few people that I know who started poor and then did well for themselves. The money got to their heads. They're not nice people anymore.