Cameron Crowe, executive producer, writer and director of the Showtime program "Roadies" appears at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, California, January 12, 2016. REUTERS/David McNew 

(L-R) Cameron Crowe, executive producer, writer and director, Winnie Holzman, executive producer and writer, and J.J. Abrams, executive producer, of the Showtime program "Roadies" appear at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, California, January 12, 2016. REUTERS/David McNew 

(L-R) Cameron Crowe, executive producer, writer and director, Winnie Holzman, executive producer and writer, and J.J. Abrams, executive producer, of the Showtime program "Roadies" appear at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, California, January 12, 2016. REUTERS/David McNew 

(L-R) Cameron Crowe, executive producer, writer and director, Winnie Holzman, executive producer and writer, and J.J. Abrams, executive producer, of the Showtime program "Roadies" appear at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour in Pasadena, California, January 12, 2016. REUTERS/David McNew 

Director of the movie Cameron Crowe poses with cast members Rachel McAdams (L) and Emma Stone at a special screening of "Aloha" in West Hollywood, California May 27, 2015. The movie opens in the U.S. on May 29. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni 

Director of the movie Cameron Crowe poses at a special screening of "Aloha" in West Hollywood, California May 27, 2015. The movie opens in the U.S. on May 29. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni 

Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron (L), shakes hands with Guy Munson, trustee of The Royal Foundation, as he arrives at a fundraiser for the foundation, in New York May 14, 2013. REUTERS/Jason DeCrow/Pool (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT ROYALS SOCIETY) 

Director Cameron Crowe arrives for the premiere of the film "We Bought a Zoo" in New York, December 12, 2011. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY) 

Director Cameron Crowe (L) poses with members of the band Pearl Jam, Stone Gossard (2nd L), Mike McCready (C), Matt Cameron, Eddie Vedder (2nd R), and Jeff Ament (R) of the film "Pearl Jam Twenty" during the 36th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in Toronto, September 10, 2011. TIFF runs from September 8-18. REUTERS/Mark Blinch (CANADA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Director Cameron Crowe arrives on the red carpet for "Pearl Jam Twenty" during the 36th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) in Toronto September 10, 2011. TIFF runs rom September 8-18. REUTERS/Mark Blinch (CANADA - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Dave Gahan of British band Depeche Mode is interviewed before the 7th Annual MusiCares MAP Fund Benefit concert in Los Angeles May 6, 2011. Gahan, a former heroin addict who cheated death during the 1990s, was honored for his sobriety on Friday by a charity that helps musicians who have fallen on hard times. The seventh annual MusiCares MAP Fund Benefit Concert attracted rock luminaries including Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, Smashing Pumpkins singer Billy Corgan, Go-Go's guitarist Charlotte Caffey, Billy Idol and director Cameron Crowe.REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT) 

Concert-goer Cameron Webster cheers during a performance by "Old Crow Medicine Show" at the Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California April 17, 2010. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY) 

Concert-goer Cameron Webster cheers during the performance by "Old Crow Medicine Show" at the Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California April 17, 2010. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES - Tags: ENTERTAINMENT SOCIETY) 

Director Cameron Crowe (R) and his wife Nancy pose at the opening of the Billy Wilder theater at the Hammer museum in Los Angeles December 3, 2006. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (UNITED STATES) 

Jury members (L-R) Bigas Lucas, Park Chan-wook, festival director Marco Muller, Paulo Branco, president Catherine Deneuve, Chulpan Khamatova, Michele Placido and Cameron Crowe pose during a photocall at the Venice Film Festival in Venice August 30, 2006. The Venice Film Festival began on Wednesday, kicking off 11 days of movies, stars and parties on fashionable Lido beach front. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch (ITALY) 

Director Cameron Crowe (R) and actress Kirsten Dunst pose during a photocall for the Spanish premiere of "Elizabethtown" in Madrid October 19, 2005. The film, directed by Crowe, will premiere on November 11 in Spain. 

Actress Kirsten Dunst waves during a photocall for the Spanish premiere of "Elizabethtown" in Madrid October 19, 2005. The film, directed by Cameron Crowe, will premiere on November 11 in Spain. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Actress Kirsten Dunst waves during a photocall for the Spanish premiere of "Elizabethtown" in Madrid October 19, 2005. The film, directed by Cameron Crowe, will premiere on November 11 in Spain. PP05100264 REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Director Cameron Crowe (R) and actress Kirsten Dunst pose during a photocall for the Spanish premiere of "Elizabethtown" in Madrid October 19, 2005. The film, directed by Crowe, will premiere on November 11 in Spain. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Director Cameron Crowe (R) and actress Kirsten Dunst pose during a photocall for the Spanish premiere of "Elizabethtown" in Madrid October 19, 2005. The film, directed by Crowe, will premiere on November 11 in Spain. REUTERS/Victor Fraile 

Director Cameron Crowe (L) actress Kirsten Dunst (C) and actor Orlando Bloom attend the "Elizabethtown" news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 11, 2005. Based on Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. 

Director Cameron Crowe at the 'Elizabethtown' press conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto, September 11, 2005. Based on Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/ 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst gestures at the start of the "Elizabethtown" news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 11, 2005. Based on director Cameron Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/CCK 

Director Cameron Crowe actress Kirsten Dunst and actor Orlando Bloom attend the "Elizabethtown" news conference in Toronto. Director Cameron Crowe (L) actress Kirsten Dunst (C) and actor Orlando Bloom attend the "Elizabethtown" news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 11, 2005. Based on Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst attends 'Elizabethtown' news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto, September 11, 2005. Based on director Cameron Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/AT 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst attends 'Elizabethtown' news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto, September 11, 2005. Based on director Cameron Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/AT 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst attends 'Elizabethtown' news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto, September 11, 2005. Based on director Cameron Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/AT 

Director Cameron Crowe actress Kirsten Dunst and actor Orlando Bloom arrive for the "Elizabethtown" news conference in Toronto. Director Cameron Crowe (L), actress Kirsten Dunst (C) and actor Orlando Bloom arrive for the "Elizabethtown" news conference at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 11, 2005. Based on Crowe's own fond memories, the film is the tale of a young man who returns from the depths of despair and anguish to find hope and love in unexpected places. REUTERS/Mike Cassese 

Canadian actress Sheila McCarthy (L) and singer-actress Liza Minnelli arrive as guests for the gala screening of the film "Elizabethtown" at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 10, 2005. "Elizabethtown" stars Orlando Bloom, Kirsten Dunst and Susan Sarandon and is directed by Cameron Crowe. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/YH 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst (L) and actor Orlando Bloom attend the gala screening of their film "Elizabethtown" at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 10, 2005. "Elizabethtown" is directed by Cameron Crowe and is a tribute to his late father. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/YH 

(L-R) Director Cameron Crowe and actors Kirsten Dunst and Orlando Bloom attend the gala screening of the film "Elizabethtown" at the 30th International Film Festival in Toronto September 10, 2005. "Elizabethtown" is Crowe's tribute to his late father. REUTERS/Mike Cassese MC/YH 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst arrives for the screening of "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival of Deauville in Deauville, France September 7, 2005. The film is directed by [Cameron Crowe]. 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst waves as she arrives for the screening of "Elizabethtown", a film directed by U.S director [Cameron Crowe], at the 31st American Film Festival of Deauville in Deuville, France September 7, 2005. 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst arrives before the screening of "Elizabethtown", a film directed by U.S director [Cameron Crowe], at the 31st American Film Festival of Deauville in Deuville, France September 7, 2005. 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before U.S director [Cameron Crowe]'s "Elizabethtown" is screened at the 31th American Film Festival of Deauville, September 7, 2005. 

U.S. director Cameron Crowe (L) and U.S. actress Kristen Dunst pose during a photocall before their film "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville, France September 7, 2005. 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director [Cameron Crowe], "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director [Cameron Crowe], "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director [Cameron Crowe], "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. 

US actress Dunst arrives for screening of film "Elizabethtown" at 31st American Film Festival in Deauville, France. U.S. actress Kristen Dunst signs autographs as she arrives for the screening of the film "elizabethtown", by U.S director Cameron Crowe, at the 31th American Film Festival in Deauville, France September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst waves as she arrives for the screening of "Elizabethtown", a film directed by U.S director Cameron Crowe, at the 31st American Film Festival of Deauville in Deuville, France September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/JJ 

US actress Dunst arrives for the screening of "Elizabethtown" at the 31th American Film Festival of Deauville. U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst arrives for the screening of "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival of Deauville in Deauville, France September 7, 2005. The film is directed by Cameron Crowe. REUTERS/Franck Prevel 

US actress Dunst arrives before the screening of "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville. U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst arrives before the screening of "Elizabethtown", which is directed by U.S. director Cameron Crowe, at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville, France September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst arrives before the screening of the film directed by U.S director Cameron Crowe "Elizabethtown", at the 31th American Film Festival of Deauville September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/AT 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before U.S director Cameron Crowe's "Elizabethtown" is screened at the 31th American Film Festival of Deauville, September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/DY 

Director Cameron Crowe (L) and actress Kristen Dunst pose during a photocall before the film "Elizabethtown at the 31th American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/KS 

US director Crowe and US actress Dunst pose during a photocall at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville. U.S. director Cameron Crowe (L) and U.S. actress Kristen Dunst pose during a photocall before their film "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville, France September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director Cameron Crowe, "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/KS 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director Cameron Crowe, "Elizabethtown", at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/KS 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director Cameron Crowe "Elizabethtown" at the 31st American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/KS 

U.S. actress Kristen Dunst poses during a photocall before the film directed by U.S director Cameron Crowe "Elizabethtown" at the 31th American Film Festival in Deauville September 7, 2005. REUTERS/Franck Prevel FP/KS 

British actor Orlando Bloom arrives at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of director [Cameron Crowe's] latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is screening at the Venice film festival. 

(L-R) Director Cameron Crowe, U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst and British actor Orlando Bloom arrive at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of Crowe's latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is showing at the Venice film festival. 

U.S. actress Susan Sarandon arrives at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of director [Cameron Crowe's] latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is showing at the Venice film festival. 

U.S. actress Susan Sarandon arrives at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of director [Cameron Crowe's] latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is showing at the Venice film festival. 

British actor Orlando Bloom arrives at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of director [Cameron Crowe's] latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is showing at the Venice film festival. 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst arrives at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of director [Cameron Crowe's] latest film "Elizabethtown", which is screened at the Venice film festival. 

U.S. actress Susan Sarandon poses during a photocall in Venice September 4, 2005. Sarandon is starring in [U.S. director Cameron Crowe's] latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is showing at the Venice film festival. 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst (L) and British actor Orlando Bloom pose during a photocall in Venice September 4, 2005. Dunst and Bloom are starring in [U.S. director Cameron Crowe's] latest movie 'Elizabethtown', which is showing at the Venice film festival. 

U.S. actress Kirsten Dunst arrives at the Cinema Palace in Venice September 4, 2005, for the premiere of director Cameron Crowe's latest film "Elizabethtown", which is screened at the Venice film festival. REUTERS/Alessia Pierdomenico AMP/mk