I Don't Think Any Of Us Are

If Somebody Asks Me About The Themes Of Something I'm Working On, I Never Have Any Idea What The Themes Are. . . . Somebody Tells Me The Themes Later. I Sort Of Try To Avoid Developing Themes. I Want To Just Keep It A Little Bit More Abstract. But Then, What Ends Up Happening Is, They Say, 'well, I See A Lot Here That You Did Before, And It's Connected To This Other Movie You Did,' And . . . That Almost Seems Like Something I Don't Quite Choose. It Chooses Me.

Paris Is A Place Where, For Me, Just Walking Down A Street That I've Never Been Down Before Is Like Going To A Movie.

I Chose Philosophy Because It Sounded Like Something I Ought To Be Interested In. I Didn't Know Anything About It, I Didn't Even Know What It Was Talking About. What I Really Spent My Time Doing In Those Years Was Writing Short Stories. There Were All Sorts Of Interesting Courses, But What I Really Wanted To Do Was Make Stories One Way Or Another.

One Of The Things I Enjoyed The Most Is Just Working As An Actor.

Anytime I Make A Movie, I Really Have Absolutely No Idea How It's Going To Go Over. I've Had The Whole Range Of Different Kinds Of Reactions.