I Love 'guitar Hero,' And I Think

The Producer Can Put Something Together, Package It, Oversee It, Give Input. I'm The Kind Of Producer That Likes To Take A Back Seat And Let The Director Run With It. If He Needs Me, I'm There For Him. As A Director, I Like To Have The Producer There With Me. As A Producer, I Don't Want To Be There Because I Happen To Be A Director First And Foremost, I Don't Want To "that Guy."

People Can Criticise All Day Long, I Think I've Proven Myself, I Think I Deliver. And I Agree, Box Office Does Not Mean A Movie's Good, But I Feel Like I'm Making Good Movies And I'm Delivering In Box Office.

I Did New York, I Love You Which Is A Very Personal Film For Me. My Most Personal Film, But It's Not Like A Film I've Ever Made. I Would Never Do That Film As A Feature, For Instance, Because It's Not Very Commercial Of An Idea.

My Movies Are Pretty Tight And They're Pretty Well-paced. I'm Not One To Make Long Movies. I Don't Dwell On Stuff.

Michael Jackson Doesn't Really Belong On This Planet. He's The Most Important Figure In The History Of Music. He'll Be Remembered Far Longer Than George Bush Will. 200 Years From Now, People Will Be Talking About Michael Jackson, And No One's Going To Mention George Bush.