• A CHAIN-SMOKER
• SHY AND HOME-LOVING
• VEHEMENTLY OPPOSED TO BOTH BIRTH CONTROL BY ARTIFICIAL MEANS AND ABORTION
• MESSY
• LOYAL FRIEND
• A DEVOUT CATHOLIC. He has his own private chapel in his grounds, where he attends mass every day.
• HIS FAMILY COMES ALWAYS FIRST
• A STRONG SUPPORTER OF ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
• AMBITIOUS AND OBSTINATE
• A TERRIBLE PRANKSTER
• HIS HERO IS HIS FATHER
• HIS LUCKY NUMBER IS 168
• A TYPICAL FATHER
• HIS IDOLS ARE THE THREE STOOGES
• HE LOVES PUCCINI´S OPERAS AND SMASHING PUMPKINS
• CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTOR See www.mendingkids.org
• HE´S VERY GREEN
• HIS PASSION: The Mirador Basin Project
• REPUBLICAN??? Gibson has been widely perceived as a conservative Republican, even though he has never identified himself as such. In March 2004 he expressed doubts over the Iraq war, in particular the failure to find weapons of mass destruction, although he maintained that President George W. Bush had "done a lot of good" elsewhere. At the People's Choice Awards ceremony in January 2005, Gibson again condemned the Iraq war and praised the liberal director Michael Moore and his documentary film Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004). Many of Gibson's positions are in accordance with traditional Catholicism. He released a statement in March 2005 condemning the euthanasia of Terri Schiavo, and has criticized stem cell research. He is also a proponent of the death penalty, which many conservative Catholics support but which the Roman Catholic Church opposes.
• HIS FEARS: My fears: everything from being afraid that I'm going to run out of cream for my cornflakes right up to someone chopping my privates off.
• WEAKNESS: My biggest weakness is that I'm excessive. Fortunately for everyone concerned, I'm not as excessive as I used to be.
• POLITICALLY INCORRECT