"I Am" movie director Tom Shadyac was on Dr Drew's show.

[Swede]

He moved from a 17,000 sq ft home to a 1000 sq ft home.


snip from a site i found on the google.

The title of this film, less a documentary than the hasty first draft of a personal essay, derives from G.K. Chesterton’s famous two-word answer to the question of what’s wrong with the world. But here the asker happens to be the maker of “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” and “Bruce Almighty.” Curious, right? After a bike accident left him concussed and depressed, director Tom Shadyac began noticing that his wealth and Hollywood success hadn’t made him happy. So he sought answers from “significant minds” — including, among others, Desmond Tutu, Noam Chomsky and a kooky guy who measures emotional perception in human heartbeats and might one day be portrayed, exactly as is, by Will Ferrell. The film’s piled-up platitudes about the prospects of human cooperation aren’t revelatory, but Shadyac’s affable sincerity does have some appeal. Plus, even at his most scientifically and emotionally inquisitive, he still can find room for shots of guys getting kicked in the nuts.


http://thefastertimes.com/film/2011/05/11/i-am-review-in-brief-tom-shadyac-gazes-into-world-navel-and-his-own/