The Interesting Thing About Movies,

If You Test Iron Man And That Audience Doesn't Respond Well, You Can Be Damn Sure That There Is Something Wrong With The Movie That You Have To Address. Because They're Expecting A Certain Amount Of Action, Right? They Want A Hero. There Are Certain Things That Have To Be Compatible With The Way The Audience Is Thinking About It. If You Take Some Other Film, Like No Country For Old Men, You Can End Up With All Kinds Of Crazy Reactions.

There Was A Time When I Said, "i'm Going To Go Do A Television Thing," After Doing All These Theatrical Films, And Heard, "television? Why Are You Going To Go Back To Television?" It's An Interesting Place.

I'm Emotionally Invested In Every Movie That I Do, Period, Because You've Got To Make That Commitment. You're Spending A Year, 18 Months Of Your Life Doing It. I'm Invested In All Those Kinds Of Pieces. Most Of The Films I've Had In My Career Have Never Tested Well. I Got Lucky That Sometimes I Got Supported By Studios - Or, At Least If Not Supported, Tolerated.

As Soon As Digital Editing Came About, I Immediately Made The Switch To Digital.

Studios Just Sometimes Make Decisions On Their Own That You're Always Flabbergasted By. It Just Happens That Way For Whatever Reason - Not Even Pointing Fingers, It Just Is.