For The Most Part, Improvising While Cameras

I'm Not Interesting Enough On My Own That You'd Want To See A Film About Me.

Nobody Will Leave Any Place Unless They're Forced Out. That's The Nature Of Humans. Once You're There, You're There. I've Never Seen Anybody Get Up Voluntarily And Leave Any Place.

What Naturally Stops You Making The Film Is There Is No More Money In The Budget. That's Really What It Is. If You Had An Unlimited Budget, If You Were A Billionaire And You Financed Your Own Movies, Then You Can Either Date, Because You Can Sit In An Editing Room For Six Years, Like Howard Hughes, And Never Finish Anything.

As An Actor, If You're Just Sitting And Staring And You Don't Know Who You Are In Your Own Mind, It's Vacant. And Sometimes The Camera Is An X-ray Machine, It Can Pick It Up.

I Got So Good At Writing To A Budget, My Brain Was Restricting Myself. I'd Write, "it's A Stormy Night." Then I'd Cross Out Stormy. I'd Write: "it's A Calm Night." Then I'd Cross Out Night. It's Noon. Because You Know How Much Night Costs. You Know How Much Rain Costs. Nothing Comes Free In Movies.