Fisher Stevens: Hustling for Planet Earth

It is not easy being a fervent environmentalist and a lifelong Cubs fan. Take Fisher Stevens. Currently, the actor-director-producer is standing in the lobby of the Four Seasons Beverly Hills in hotel slippers, about to chat up his new climate change documentary that stars Leonardo DiCaprio. But tomorrow he'll be jetting off to Cleveland for Game 2 of the World Series. Friday, it will be back to Cali to show the film to some climate scientists at Stanford. Come the weekend, he will be burning the jet fuel once again with a flight to Chicago for Game 4. The irony—a harsher, Fox Newsier word would be "hypocrisy"—is not lost on Stevens or his family. "This is all really bad for my carbon footprint," he says, sheepishly. "My girlfriend keeps telling me, 'You're terrible! You're not practicing what you are preaching.' I know. I know."