I Like The Varying Rhythm Of Being

I Like The Varying Rhythm Of Being A Writer That You Have A Period Of Being In Complete Isolation Where It's Just You And The Book And Your Screenplay And No-one Can Read It.

Everything Is A Version Of Something Else.

We Arrive With Our...'baggage' And For A While They're Brilliant, They're 'baggage Handlers.' We Say, 'where's Your Baggage?' They Deny All Knowledge Of It...'they're In Love'...they Have None. Then...just As You're Relaxing...a Great Big Juggernaut Arrives...with Their Baggage. It Got Held Up. One Of The Greatest Myths Men Have About Women Is That We Overpack.

I Like Them All - I Don't Always Approve. I See Myself As A Sort Of Benevolent Uncle To These Characters, And I Can See Why They Do What They Do; Sometimes They Make Some Mistakes, But At Heart I Think They're Decent.

That's The Most Stupid Expression In The World. 'i Fell In Love'—as If You Had No Choice. There's A Moment, There's Always A Moment; I Can Do This, I Can Give In To This Or I Can Resist It. I Don't Know When Your Moment Was But I Bet There Was One.