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Presley Ann\/Getty Images.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Edgerton spoke about how the film shows similarities between his home country and the US. \u201cAmerica, that was about the movement west,\u201d he said. \u201cIn Australia, we had our own versions of that, homesteaders and pioneers and explorers. I think, to put aside any politics around colonialism, this sense of people being the first to kind of move out into a space and make a life and grow their own food\u2014I really have a lot of respect for people who have put themselves [to] the task of the hard work of building a life outside of a city, and rural people are very much an Australian identity.\u201d The full conversation with Edgerton will appear on the January 6 episode of Little Gold Men.<\/em><\/p>\n \u201cHosting Vanity Fair<\/em>\u2019s Little Gold Men<\/em> podcast live at Regent Santa Monica Beach was a natural extension of our commitment to crafting luxury experiences that blend culture, storytelling, and sophistication,\u201d said Tom Rowntree,<\/strong> vice president of global luxury brands at IHG Hotels & Resorts. \u201cAs Regent\u2019s first property in the Americas, Regent Santa Monica Beach stands as a hallmark of refined elegance and personalized hospitality. This partnership underscores how we\u2019re not just creating spaces to stay, but immersive environments where stories come alive and guests connect with the world around them.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n