I'm A Kind Of Private

The First Thing I Say When People Ask What's The Difference [between Doing Tv And Film], Is That Film Has An Ending And Tv Doesn't. When I Write A Film, All I Think About Is Where The Thing Ends And How To Get The Audience There. And In Television, It Can't End. You Need The Audience To Return The Next Week. It Kind Of Shifts The Drive Of The Story. But I Find That More As A Writer Than As A Director.

And I Certainly Like Being On A Plane, Next To A Stranger, Having Conversations That You'd Never Otherwise Have. You're Unplugged, Your Phone Doesn't Work, You're Not Online.

Rian Johnson's 'looper' Is Inventive, Entertaining, And Thought-provoking In Every Way A Movie Can Be. It Is In Fact The Kind Of Movie That Reminds Us Why We Watch Them And Make Them, A Beautifully Told Story That Deserves To Be Not Only Remembered, But Acknowledged For Its Writing.

I Don't Consider Myself Bossy, But I Do Know What I Want. You Know, I Have A Gut Feeling About A Piece Of Material, But I've Never Envisioned Myself As The Director On Top Of The Hill With A Megaphone In My Hand, Screaming At 1,000 Extras.

Filmmaking Is A Completely Imperfect Art Form That Takes Years And, Over Those Years, The Movie Tells You What It Is. Mistakes Happen, Accidents Happen And True Great Films Are The Results Of Those Mistakes And The Decisions That Those Directors Make During Those Moments.