I Never Like To Do Parodies. I

Also Watching A Movie On Dvd Is Different Than Watching It In The Theater.

When You're Working With Movie Stars, Part Of The Deal Is That, If They Have Something To Say, You'd Better Listen. You Don't Have To Absolutely Listen And Not Talk, But There Is Another Creative Force At Work, And To Be Successful Working With Movie Stars, You Have To Bring That Force To Work For You. You Have To Find Something That's Comfortable For Them, And At The Same Time, That's In The Parameters Of What You're Trying To Do Yourself.

The Hardest Thing For Everyone, For The Writer, For The Director And Certainly For The Actors, Is Not To Panic When They're Doing A Certain Line For The Tenth Time Because Everything Ceases To Be Funny After It's Been Repeated.

I Remember When First, Stripes, And Then Animal House Came Out - Which I Was Really Proud Of, Even Though It Was Kind Of Loose And Quite Raucous - There Were Imitative Movies That Were Not Quite As Good.

The Home Viewing Experience Is Slightly Different And There's Room For These Kinds Of Extra Excursions.