A Lot Of Making A Movie Is

His Holiness [the Dalai Lama] Has Told Me, Urgently And Repeatedly, That He Thinks My Photographs Are Crap. His Exact Words Were, 'these Photos Are Of Poor Quality. Why Is There No Sharp Focus? There Is No Clarity!' I Said, 'but Your Holiness, It's Goyaesque.' And He Said, 'no! It's Out Of Focus!'

[on Editing Of The Films] There Is Always A Question Of Time, And The Director. I've Worked With A Lot Of Directors Who Don't Mind My Involvement. They Appreciated It.

If You Have A Built-in Level Of Respect And Trust And Openness To Essentially Be Yourself, It Allows For A Deeper Uncensored Communication [with Your Partner].

If The United States Marches Into Iraq Without The Backing Of The United Nations, That Will Be Done Entirely Without The Backing Of The American People.

On A Movie Set That Works, You Have Your Father Figure, The Director, You Have Your Siblings, Your Other Actors.