I Do Have People Who Are Like,

Digital Distribution Is A Whole Other Way Of Communicating With Your Fans And Giving Them Content At Their Leisure. It's Like, There Are People Making Music In Their Igloos On Their Pdas. You're Going To See The Exact Same Thing With Film.

There Have Been People Who've Understood It For A Long Time, Who've Gone, Okay, This Is A Medium I Get. It's Not A Phase; It's Not A Fad; It's Actually Something Quite Vital And Important, And It's Pretty Fascinating To Watch That.

When People Start To Complain, "voting Doesn't Matter," I'm Like, The People Of Wisconsin Weren't Boycotting And Hitting The Streets And Blowing Up Those Rooms Because Voting Didn't Change Those Situations For Them. That Was Their Livelihood. There's Revolution Going On All Over The World Because They Actually Can't Have A Voice.

We're Really Delving Into So Many Stories That Are Comic Book Based, So I Like That We Have A Woman As Part Of That Production. We Haven't Really Explored That Too Much. Wonder Woman Has Had So Many Different Connotations Over The Years Because She's So Beloved As A Character, And It's Been Interesting To See How She's Evolved - To See How Her Outfits Have Changed, And Going From Having Her Invisible Plane To Starting To Fly Herself, And Sort Of Be On Par With The Physical Attributes Of Superman.

It's A Form Of Violence, In The Way That We Look At Women And How We Expect Them To Look And Be - For What Sake? Not Health, Not Survival, No Enjoyment Of Life But Just So You Could Look Pretty. I'm Constantly Telling Girls All The Time, 'everything's Airbrushed, Everything's Retouched. None Of Us Look Like That.