I Don't Believe In Death. I Think

It`s Probably Fair To Say I Have Taken Myself Too Seriously On Some Jobs. I`m Sure I`m More Guilty Of Being Difficult Than I`d Like To Remember. I Don`t Regret My Desires; I`ve Regretted The Way I Would Communicate My Desires. Maybe I`ve Lost A Job Because Of Some Rumor, I Doubt It. But Nobody Good That I`ve Worked With Has Ever Said Anything Negative About Me, Because We`ve Never Had A Negative Experience. By Good, I Mean Directors Who Do Their Homework, People That Are Passionate, Crazy, Never Sleep, And Do Like I Do And Just Go After It.

I'm Going To Put A Museum On My Ranch And People Keep Saying, "that's A Huge Idea." Yeah, It's Big, But Not Bigger Than The Average Big Movie. A Hundred Million Dollars In The Art World Is A Substantial Amount Of Cash To Do Anything. That's Maybe A Big Gallery's Total Sales For A Given Year.

I Live On A Ranch That's Larger Than Manhattan. That's A Weird Circumstance.

Unless A Western's Made Money - Doesn't Matter Who Made The Money, Doesn't Matter What The Subject Is - If The Last One Didn't Make Any Money, You Can't Make Another One For A Four-year Period. Westerns More Than Any Genre.

My Father Was Raised In The Mountains Of New Mexico, And He Picked Cotton For A Dollar A Day. He Was Working For The Family From The Time He Was 7.