"Good Men" Talk About Screwing Up

The Good Men Project Magazine offers up a collection of stories from a number of men (gay and straight, famous and a few average joes) talking about their mistakes in life.

Director Alan Poul (Six Feet Under, The Back-up Plan) talks about turning down a spot in the American Film Institute's directing program for a gig as an associate producer -- which kept him from directing for 14 years. For actor James Franco, it was his one time antagonistic approach to acting.

Dog rescuer Randy Grim's regret is much simpler: "Drinking a third martini. Then talking."

Click here to read through the collection of responses.