First Of All, Just To Get Diner

I Don't See Sarah Palin Suddenly Spilling Over To A Wider Group Where Suddenly They Go, "wait A Minute, I've Heard Her Message, And Now I'm Beginning..." It's Not Expanding It. A Politician That Doesn't Expand From The Base Is Not A Good Politician. So I Disagree With All The Talking Heads That Go "well, She's A Very Good Politician." She's Not! Good Politicians Expand, And She Doesn't.

You Have A Movie And It Proves Itself And Then Certain Things Happen.

I Don't Know That You Can Do It As A Satire. I Mean, The Business Is Crazy Enough As It Is. It's Like Doing Wag The Dog - We Took A Thing That Was Almost Completely Absurd On One Level, And Then Ultimately Those Things Came About.

Creative Differences Are Legendary In This Movie Business, So We're Really Not Exploring The Creative-difference Aspect As Opposed To The Money Aspect, Or The Fact That Something Can Come Up In A Movie And Literally Put The Whole Movie On The Line, And This Is Where Producers Have To Earn Their Keep.

Sarah Palin Kept Talking And Talking, And The More She Talks, The Less Compelling She Can Be. People Say, "she's A Very Good Politician, Very Deft At What She Does," And Whatever. And I Hear That Sometimes And Go, "i Don't Know Much About This Stuff, But I Would Say No." Because The Really Good Politician Expands The Audience, Not Contracts It. She May Be Getting A Very Vocal Crowd, But It's A Very Specific Group.