By Nature I'm Not A Brooder.

Writer's Block Is Just A Symptom Of Feeling Like You Have Nothing To Say, Combined With The Rather Weird Idea That You Should Feel The Need To Say Something. Why? If You Have Something To Say, Then Say It. If Not, Enjoy The Silence While It Lasts. The Noise Will Return Soon Enough.

I Once Sang 'summer Nights,' From 'grease,' At A Bar In Melbourne With John Travolta, Who's A Good Friend Of Mine. He Looked Cool Singing The Part Of Danny - Sitting In An Armchair, Smoking A Cigar - While I Got Stuck Playing Sandy.

It's Fair To Say That, By 'x-men 3,' Wolverine Had Gone A Little Soft, And I Agree With Them There. What Fans Love About Wolverine Is His More Uncompromising Approach To Life. He Is Who He Is. He's Not Always A Nice Guy. He Has Got Edge. He's An Anti-hero. And, There's Also A Vulnerability In There. There Is Conflict And Battles Going On In There.

When I Made 'real Steel,' The Director Actually Had The Robots In The Monitor, So He Knew Where Everything Was. So Technically, There's Been Advancements. But At The End Of The Day, Movies Are About Story And Characters, So All The Other Stuff Is Great, But Unless You Have Those Two Elements, Then You've Got Nothing.

I Can Live With Failure If It Is Born Of Conviction.