Your road most travelled? ‘To Punta Mita in Mexico. We go to a villa called Casa Tres Soles. The first time I went with my whole family, thinking, this is so extravagant and I don’t know that I’ve ever thrown down that much for a vacation. But it was worth it. I just want to sit by the pool with a book and have conversations and morning Margaritas with my mother. We have karaoke nights and amazing dinners.’

Where in the world have you felt happiest? ‘Here in Utah. We live in a relatively secluded area, with not a lot of people around. There is a spot I hike to, where I can look out over the whole valley and the mountains, and it’s there I feel most content.

Your favourite city? ‘New York. I grew up in Connecticut and travelled in and out for work from the age of nine, so it holds a lot of childhood memories. It feels like home in a way. It’s an incredibly exciting, vibrant, vital city, and, after moving to LA, which is very much a one-industry town, trips to New York felt like a relief. There are a million different industries, a million different passions and careers and people.’

We go to this great italian restaurant in Park City called Bartolo's. It's simple but really good homemade pasta, great salads.

Restaurant for a blow-out feast? ‘Oh man, this is pretentious. Please forgive me, but it’s The French Laundry in Napa. A meal there is more expensive than an iPad, so you’ve got to really love food to go for it. I like the creative genius of its chef, Thomas Keller.’