He's Famous For Being Obsessive About Details.

And You Know, We Were Talking About American Identity, And Where We've Come From And Where We Are And Where We're Headed. We Knew That We Wanted To Have A Hopeful Ending And We Wanted It To Be Pro-community, And A Pro-democracy Type Of Movie.

I'd Had People Say, 'you'll Enjoy Being Famous For A Week, And You'll Never Enjoy It Again'. But I Don't Think I Had That Week. I May Have Been Working And Missed That Moment.

I Didn't Grow Up With Great Privilege, Nor Did I Grow Up Wanting For Anything. I Was A Middle-class Kid And, Relative To The Rest Of The World, That's Great Wealth.

I've Gotten Much Better At Multi-tasking. It's Hard, Though. But, Writing A Script Is Not Totally Focused. You're Taking Little Breaks, All The Time. If A Kid Runs In, You Give 'em A Horsey Ride. It's A Pretty Fluid Process.

Most Films And Directors Lose Their Nerve And Want To Indicate [emotions] A Bit More, To Show That Their Story Is Clear. I'm Not Saying That's A Good Thing; As An Actor Its Anathema To Good Acting, But To Have Someone With The Confidence To Say That Should I Be Utterly Natural And Minimalist Is Great.