I Cast Unusual People In My Movies.

I'm A Big Consumer Of News And I Have My Six Newspaper Sites Booked. And What I Like Bout Twitter Is It's Almost, It Allows Me To Make A Comment About Something That's Just On My Mind.

I've Always Enjoyed Stories That Take Place In The Future But My One Disappointment Was That The Future Books Described Never Came. We're Not On Other Planets, There Are No Flying Cars, And The Only Robots We Have In Our Homes Just Sweep The Floor. So I Wanted To Write About A Future That I Thought Could Really Happen. People Ask Me When I Tell Them The Title Of The Book, 'are We All Dead?' The Good News Is, No. We're Still Here. And I Even Think The Future In My Book Is Strangely Hopeful, Although I'm Sure There Will Be People Who Strongly Disagree.

I've Always Liked To Think Ahead. Not Stupid-far Ahead. A Hundred Years Doesn't Interest Me. But 20 Years Interests Me, And More For What Happens To Humans As Opposed To Things.

I'm Not A Person Who I Ever Thought Would Do Well With Divorce. Not That It Can't Happen. I Just Didn't Want That. So I Waited A Long Time To Meet The Right Person. Then I Finally Met Someone That I Was Willing To Be Divorced From.

You Know, I Became A Director Out Of Necessity. I Was Writing Comedies, And I Couldn't Find Anybody To Deliver It Correctly.