At The End Of The Day, I

I'm Not A Painter Who's Saying, "i Want People To See My Work When I Die; It Will Be This And That." That's Not Satisfying To Me.

That's The Thing With Women's Movies - There's So Much About Kind Of Catfighting. And My Experience Is Women Aren't - Look, We All Get In Fights With People, But It's Not That Face-to-face Aggression.

As Tempting As It Seems To Wear Tennis Shoes With Your Tux, Don't Do It. I Think It Looks Ridiculous. If You're 14 Years Old, Maybe Give It A Shot. In General, Don't Portray Anything That Says 'i'm Too Cool And I Don't Care.

If You Made A Movie That No Man In The World Went Near, But Every Woman In The World Went To, You'd Have The Highest Grossing Movie Of All Time. You'd Make Trillions Of Dollars. But I Don't Want To Make Movies That Are Just For The Ladies. I Don't Want To Ghettoize Any Audience That Way.

You Just Have To Be Classy At The End Of The Day. That Doesn't Mean You Can't Go With A Midnight Blue Tux. And If You Can Find A Deep Red Tux That Looks Classy And Classic, I Think You Can Pull It Off.