Directors Don't Always Create, They Can Also

There Were Years When Hitchcock Was Like A Master To Me, But Now I Think He's So Artificial. I Can Watch Films And Say How Technically Beautiful They Are, But I'm Not Impressed By Any Technicality.

While Shooting Ten I Was Sitting In The Backseat, But I Didn't Interfere. Sometimes, I Was Following In Another Car, So I Was Not Even Present On The "set", Because I Thought They Would Work Better In My Absence.

Not That I Ever Felt The Necessity Of Proving That All Human Beings Suffer The Same Way, Feel Joy The Same Way, But It Happened On My Way - When I Get Close To These People, Just By The Simple Intervention Of Translation I Can Actually Reach Them And Ask Them Something, And Their Reaction Is As I Expected. I See That The Relationship Goes So Smoothly, And I Realize That Cultural Languages And Specificities Are Nothing But Simple Obstacles That You Can Easily Overcome. It's Obvious That Human Beings Are The Same Wherever They Are.

I Really Think That I Don't Mind People Sleeping During My Films, Because I Know That Some Very Good Films Might Prepare You For Sleeping Or Falling Asleep Or Snoozing. It's Not To Be Taken Badly At All.

When I Find The Character, I Try To Spend Time With Them And Get To Know Them Very Well. Therefore My Notes Are Not From The Character That I Had In My Mind Before, But Are Instead Based On The People I've Met In Real Life.