The 67-year-old "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" star, who is close to people like f Robert Redford, Paul Newman and Diana Ross, said one of the best perks of being a celebrity is the chance to befriend other influential people, reported Femalefirst.
"The wonderful thing about being a known quantity is that you get to meet the best people in the world. You may not hang out for long with them but you get to have lunch or dinner or whatever.
"The first time I did a play on Broadway, in would walk Robert Redford, Paul Newman, Diana Ross, we'd sit and chat and have a cup of tea, and I thought, 'I'm so lucky.'," Irons said.
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