Macaulay Culkin Talks Filming Home Alone, Being A Child Star, His Parents Leaving Him & Future Goals

Macaulay, congratulations on your movie. Thank you. What did you like best about being in this movie? Well, I like meeting new people and traveling a lot. Was it difficult to be the star in the movie? No, no it wasn't. Wasn't a lot of work for you? Kind of, but it wasn't that real hard. This is your first starring role in a movie. What about memorizing all your lines and that sort of thing? Did you find that frustrating after a while? No. Why? Because if they were small lines, like three or four lines on a page, then Chris Columbus would tell me before we did it. Let's say it's long lines. He would tell me a week or so before, then I would do it. Wasn't it hard to keep concentrating, though, when you'd rather be doing other things, like maybe playing Nintendo? Maybe, but sometimes you get to play Nintendo when you're with me and Chris. What does your family think of you being a movie star? Everyone treats me the same. What about your brothers and sisters? They do too? Yeah. Friends in my class, they all treat me the same. You come from a big family. Could you ever imagine your parents leaving you like that? Sometimes, yeah. Because we have a large family, sometimes they might miscount, like one, two, four, five, something like that. But maybe. What else would you like to do? I would like to do adventure movies and stuff like that. Adventure movies. Is this what you want to keep on doing? Yeah, movies. Till when? I don't know. I'm only ten. So you have a long way to go. Yeah.