Like any father in the world, Liev Schreiber doesn’t get as much as sleep because of the two boys, Alexander ‘Sasha’ Pete, 23 months, and Samuel Kai, 6 months. X-Men Origins: Wolverine star would not willing to exchange all those feeling with any in the world.
“There’s also been a significant amount of play, which wasn’t really a part of our lives before because of work. And now you’re sort of forced to take the time to play, which has been a real blessing and a lot more fun.”
His lifestyle today, as a father of two boys, is not for regrets, start from the beginning he show them out and heard the first scream. it’s the moment he realized it was the best that ever happened and the hardest work ever do.
“There’s just no questioning what you’ll do for your child. You’re not sure of that until your child is born and looking you in the eye and needing something, and then it just sort of happens.”
Being in fatherhood, is something that you might learn naturally based on the love you have for children. It is so natural till you are not realize that you have the ability to do. It might be difficult, no one tell it would be easy. With the fatherhood make you practice the ability to make a larger room in your heart.He says,
“I think it came naturally to me.”
There will be more vivid memories in fatherhood.Watching your child do anything for the first time and to see those little eyes whose so unbelievable glowing.
“one of my most vivid memories of time spent in the Hamptons would have to be Sasha’s insatiable appetite for sand. I remember the first time we took him to the beach in Amagansett, he couldn’t get enough of the stuff. And just being able to have those quiet walks early in the morning—particularly off-season, when you’re on the beach early and nobody else is there. Sasha’s on the ground, running around the beach with his dog, having the time of his life. Pretty good stuff. There’s something really timeless about the ocean and the consciousness expanding. You have that perspective of nature.”
Living in New York City, Schreiber and family venture to Amagansett in the summer to enjoy the quiet and explore the East End (he finds the Montauk lighthouse and the surrounding environs “exquisite”). The actor has the bounded to New York, since he grew up in New York city, and feels hard to leaving New York.
“I think it’s really become a part of me. But arguably also in terms of work, I don’t think I ever want to close my connection to the theater. And I don’t think that exists anywhere as dynamically as it does in New York.”
But with his work in Sydney, he could not be more agree with his wife, Naomi Watts, who spent much growing time in Sydney, to get a home in Sydney. He is beginning to enjoy his time in there.
“I took some surfing lessons over there and was able to continue that. I’ve been working so much, it’s been really hard. When Salt wraps and we head back out there, hopefully I’ll be able to take my colossal board out and try again.”
Share time for your kids is a good result for a couple whom work both. Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts plan who works and when.
“We try to share the workload with the kids. I also think that Naomi feels the same way, that we kind of embrace what we do. And it affords us the really great opportunity to travel and do some great things that I don’t know that we would otherwise get to do. Sasha just got his first swim in the ocean in Sydney, which I know meant a lot to Naomi. I was working on Wolverine.”
Behind all the movie he has been working, and his next film Ang Lee’s Taking Woodstock (he plays a cross-dresser) and the sci-fi thriller Repossession Mambo, due out in 2010, Liev Schreiber is not more than a loving dad, who has been sacrificing his quiet time for his tot. He is on the cover of Hamptons Magazine, July issue.
