I Bring To My Life A Certain

I Wrote The Script Of Patton. I Had This Very Bizarre Opening Where He Stands Up In Front Of An American Flag And Gives This Speech. Ultimately, I Was Fired. When The Script Was Done, They Hired Another Writer And That Script Was Forgotten.

It's Ironic That At Age 32, At Probably The Greatest Moment Of My Career, With The Godfather Having Such An Enormous Success, I Wasn't Even Aware Of It, Because I Was Somewhere Else Under The Deadline Again.

I Made This Movie For $40,000, Which Was This Little Black-and-white Horror Film Called Dementia 13, Which We Made In About Nine Days.

So Give Yourself That Chance To Put Together The 80, 90 Pages Of A Draft And Then Read It Very In A Nice Little Ceremony, Where You're Comfortable, And You Read It And Make Good Notes On It, What You Liked, What Touched You, What Moved You, What's A Possible Way, And Then You Go About On A Rewrite.

Lots Of People Have Criticized My Movies, But Nobody Has Ever Identified The Real Problem: I'm A Sloppy Filmmaker.