I Made It About A Three-day Weekend

For Me The Writing, When I'm Going To Direct It Myself, Is Really Just The First Draft, And I Don't Change It Very Much; I Only Change It On Average About Two Lines Per Movie.

When I Read A Story Or See Something Play Out In Front Of Me I Say, How Come Nobody's Made A Movie Or A Television Show Out Of This? This Is Something That Belongs In The Conversation. Certainly That's What Interests Me About A Project.

The Hardest Thing About Movie Acting Is That If You're Playing A Character Who Changes Within The Movie, You've Got To Do That, But You've Got To Do It Out Of Sequence, Because We Never Have Gotten To Shoot In Sequence, And That's Really, Really Tough.

Assumptions Allow The Best In Life To Pass You By.

There Were Not Fifteen People In The Story Department And Twenty-five Producers And Stuff. And Roger Had Produced 1,000 Movies And Directed A Couple Of Hundred, And Their Comments Were Always Very, Very Specific.