Everybody's A Filmmaker Today.

I May Not Be The Strongest Guy Or The Most Well Armed, But You Can Put Me In A Room With A Pencil And A Piece Of Paper And I Can Kill Anybody.

Charging A Man With Murder In This Place Was Like Handing Out Speeding Tickets At The Indy 500.

I Was Never Conscious Of My Screenplays Having Any Acts. It's All Bullshit.

Writing Requires A Great Deal Of Skill, Just Like Painting Does. People Don't Want To Learn Those Skills.

There Is A Certain Kind Of Respect For Authenticity Today That There Wasn't Back In The Days When They Did 'cleopatra,' Where Everything Looked Like A Giant Motel. People Want To Have It Be Authentic In The Look, And Authentic In The Way People Behave.