I Mostly Make R-rated Movies. To Make

I'm A Lifelong Simpsons Fanatic And I Wanted To Create My Own Animated Show, One Day.

You Really Feel An Obligation To Someone When They're Trusting You To Do Something, And You Promise That You'll Come Through For Them.

When You Go Out To Make Something, You Want It To Be Great. You Need To Put A Bubble Around That, So No One Can Get Into The Force Field And Change What You're Setting Out To Make. That's All Us Being Producers Is Doing, Is Allowing Our Power To Protect The Integrity Of What You're Doing.

I'm Really Proud Of 'moneyball.' To Me, It's About Feeling Pride In A Movie I Made. I Think When I'm An Old Man I'll Be Able To Show It To My Grandkids With Pride. That's All I Can Really Go For: Making Movies To Please Me.

Every Time You're Directing A Movie You're Kind Of Building A Temporary Business. You're Hiring All These Heads Of Departments, And It Definitely Feels Like I'm Like A Ceo Of A Very Temporary Company.