I Don't Read As Much

There Are A Lot Of Things That Come To Bear On Movies Now That I Don't Think Are Good For Movies. They're Trying To Appeal To The Biggest Demographic And, When They Do That, You Sometimes Flatten Out.

We All Have That Burning Question About What Happens If We Lose Somebody We Love, Especially If We Lose Them Tragically. We Wonder What Fear Was Going On, We Wonder If We Could Have Reached Out And Touched Them, Held Their Hand, Looked In Their Eyes, Been There.

I Want To Be A Part Of Something, And When We Define Movies Now Based On How They Do On The Weekend. We Live In A Society Of "thumbs Up, Thumbs Down."

I Have Instinctually Thought I Could Do Things In My Life, And I Followed That Up By Sometimes Putting Everything I Have At Risk - My Money, My House - To Make A Movie.

Real Heroes Are Men Who Fall And Fail And Are Flawed, But Win Out In The End Because They've Stayed True To Their Ideals And Beliefs And Commitments.