I Don't Particularly Enjoy Watching Films In

As Far As The Dreams Go, Really I Would Only Point To There Are Times In My Life Where I Experienced Lucid Dreaming, Which Is A Big Feature Of Inception - The Idea Of Realizing You're In A Dream And Therefore Trying To Change Or Manipulate It In Some Way. That's A Very Striking Experience For People Who Have It.

George Lazenby Is No One's Favorite James Bond, But For Me The Anonymity At The Center Of This Lavish Production Only Serves To Reveal The Bond Machine Firing On All Cylinders: Superb Editing And Photography, Incredible Score, Great Setpieces. The Most Romantic In The Series, And It Actually Has, Of All Things, A Tragic Ending.

My Approach With Actors Is To Try And Give Them Whatever It Is They Need From Me. Direction To Me Is About Listening And Responding And Realizing How Much They Need To Know From Me And How Much They Have Figured Out For Themselves, Really.

For Me, As A Film Goer, I Like Nothing More Than To Sit In The Cinema, Have The Lights Go Down And Not Know What I'm About To See Or Unfold On-screen. Every Time We Go To Make A Film, We Do Everything We Can To Try To Systematise Things So We're Able To Make The Film In Private, So That When It's Finished It's Up To The Audience To Make Of It What They Will.

I've Been Fascinated By Dreams My Whole Life, Since I Was A Kid, And I Think The Relationship Between Movies And Dreams Is Something That's Always Interested Me.