I Like To Laze Around. I Think

I Also Think The Relationship I Have With My Audience Is A Lot More Complex Than What Hitchcock Seemed To Want His To Be - Although I Think He Had More Going On Under The Surface As Well.

So Not Only Can You Not Imagine Dying, You Can't Really Imagine Existence Before You Were Born.

I'm Simply A Nonbeliever And Have Been Forever. ... I'm Interested In Saying, 'let Us Discuss The Existential Question. We Are All Going To Die, That Is The End Of All Consciousness. There Is No Afterlife. There Is No God. Now What Do We Do.' That's The Point Where It Starts Getting Interesting To Me.

But When You're Writing A Script - For Me Anyway - You Have To Sort Of Create An Enforced Innocence. You Have To Divest Yourself Of Worrying About A Lot Of Stuff Like What Movies Are Hot, What Movies Are Not Hot, What The Budget Of This Movie Might Be.

The More Unique Your Film Is And Unusual It Is And Difficult It Is, The Harder It Is To Get It Financed. That's Why A Lot Of Good Filmmakers Are Doing Television. They Do Hbo Movies.