A Lot Of Alliteration From Anxious Anchors

I Cast Unusual People In My Movies.

Most Entertainment Is Trying To Get You. It's Tested, Like Toothpaste.

I Don't Experience Basic Human Emotions. It's Not My Thing.

I've Always Enjoyed Stories That Take Place In The Future But My One Disappointment Was That The Future Books Described Never Came. We're Not On Other Planets, There Are No Flying Cars, And The Only Robots We Have In Our Homes Just Sweep The Floor. So I Wanted To Write About A Future That I Thought Could Really Happen. People Ask Me When I Tell Them The Title Of The Book, 'are We All Dead?' The Good News Is, No. We're Still Here. And I Even Think The Future In My Book Is Strangely Hopeful, Although I'm Sure There Will Be People Who Strongly Disagree.

There's Always The Standard Six People You Can Hire That Have Played All These Villains In Hollywood. Instinctively, When They Come On Screen, You Know What's Going To Happen. You Don't Know The Story, But You Know What They Do.