The Whole Process Of Making

I Think Going Into Space Would Be Like Going Deep Into The Ocean, Like 5,000 Meters Down. When You Go Down That Far, It's Just Awfully Black. There's Not Much There Except Mud And Some Particles. I Imagine Space Would Be A Similar Thing. The Only Difference Is You're Hoping To Bump Into Some Sort Of Intelligent Extraterritorial Being.

I Knew Exactly What To Do On Alien, It Was Funny.

As I'm Getting Older, I Want To Make Sure Every Film I Do Really Counts.

Scaring Someone's The Hardest Thing To Do, And That's Why Most Of Scary Movies Are Not Scary. They're Sick, But Not Scary. There's A Lot Of Sickness Out There, Of People Who Then Sit There And Watch It, Which I Think Is Absolutely Dismaying.

Blade Runner Appears Regularly, Two Or Three Times A Year In Various Shapes And Forms Of Science Fiction. It Set The Pace For What Is Essentially Urban Science Fiction, Urban Future And It's Why I've Never Re-visited That Area Because I Feel I've Done It.