Woody Allen Is In His

There's No Greater Feeling Than People Coming Up To Me And Going, "man, My Father Was Dying, And We Went To See Rush Hour, And It Was The Greatest Night We Had In Years Together. We Sat In That Theater And We Laughed For Two Hours Without Stopping. That Was Just A Great Memory That I Had Before My Father Died."

Producing Is Making Films Without Having To Work Sometimes. It's Still Making Films, But It's A Different Job. When You're The Director, You Kinda Do All The Work. I'm Actually Going Tonight To Check The Prints Of My Movie Even Though The Premiere's Tomorrow Night.

I Love 'guitar Hero,' And I Think It's A Part Of Pop Culture.

Woody Allen Is In His '70s And He's Making Movies, So I Look Forward To Getting There.

When I Was 13, Eddie Murphy Was To Me What Chris Tucker Was To 13-year-olds When I Made 'rush Hour.' And 'rush Hour' Really Came Out Of The Fact That I Grew Up Watching 'beverly Hills Cop' And '48 Hrs.'