Every Time I Make A "mission" Movie

There Is Life In Every Breath.

Making A Movie Is Like A Chess Game. It's About Constantly Changing Patterns, Adapting To New Things. It's Not Just Black And White, As You Know.

When I Was About 7 Years Old, I Had Been Labeled Dyslexic. I'd Try To Concentrate On What I Was Reading, Then I'd Get To The End Of The Page And Have Very Little Memory Of Anything I'd Read. I Would Go Blank, Feel Anxious, Nervous, Bored, Frustrated, Dumb. I Would Get Angry. My Legs Would Actually Hurt When I Was Studying. My Head Ached. All Through School And Well Into My Career, I Felt Like I Had A Secret. When I'd Go To A New School, I Wouldn't Want The Other Kids To Know About My Learning Disability, But Then I'd Be Sent Off To Remedial Reading.

On Film Vanilla Sky: You're Going To Get The Full Experience Of What Love Is.

I've Always Thought Of The Audience. I Just Want To Entertain The Audience. That's What It's About: What's Good For The Movie, What's Best For The Movie, What's Best For The Audience.