As A Kid, 'star Wars' Was Much

I Work With Really Hard-working People Who Are Really Good At What They Do.

I Love Stories Where The Impossible Appears Believable, Plausible And Real. Maybe It's Silly, But It's One Of The Reasons Michael Crichton's Writing Always Appealed To Me: He Took Outlandish Ideas And Made Them Seem Completely Within The Realm Of Possibility. I Remember Reading "jurassic Park" And Feeling Like: "oh, Yeah - No, That's Totally Happening Right Now. They're Bringing Back Dinosaurs!"

I Have Nothing Against 3-d In Theory. But I've Also Never Run To The Movies Because Something's In 3-d.

When I Was A Little Kid - And Even Still - I Loved Magic Tricks. When I Saw How Movies Got Made - At Least Had A Glimpse When I Went On The Universal Studios Tour With My Grandfather, I Remember Feeling Like This Was Another Means By Which I Could Do Magic.

Whenever A Toddler Sees A Pile Of Blocks, He Wants To Tear It Down.