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Published 10:40 17 Nov 2015 GMT

"One thing that made me smile was that people in Paris showed us that the only way to overcome inhumanity is humanity," Noah said.
"There are taxis that turned off their meters to get people home for free...lines and lines of people waiting to donate blood [and] the thing that sums it up the most for me was the spontaneous hashtag which was #PorteOuverte.
This is the most terrifying night of people's lives and they're opening their doors to random strangers to let them come in and be their refuge. it was amazing to see. To the people of France, we commend you."
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