Everything's Changing So Fast That

The Rules Of Suspense Are That You Do Know, And You Just Don't Know When. In The Hitchcock Rules Of Suspense, You Are Supposed To Know That There Is A Bomb On The Bus That Might Blow Up, And Then It Becomes Very Tense - But If You Don't Know That There's A Bomb And It Just Blows Up, Then It's Just A Surprise.

The Biopic Also Wasn't A Form That I Necessarily Believed In, Because You Can Never Really Get It Right, You Know? It's Also A Form That's Very Popular - The Straight-ahead Biopic.

I've Told People Who Have Just Started To Make A Film That The One Thing You Might Experience Is This Feeling That Everybody Is Conspiring Against You, Because You're Not Necessarily Able To Tell What's Real And What's Not.

I've Always Been Attracted To Temporary Families.

Casting The Locals Is My Primary Concern Because All The Other Things You Assume Will Be Manageable.