I Run Into A Lot Of Kids

I Used To Like Watching Helen Mirren's Early Films, Because She Was Always Naked. It's Titillating.

I Was Gator In Jungle Fever, And Chris Rock Played Pookie, And Those Showed Two Very Different Dynamics Of What Crackheads Were. Mine Was More About The Family Relationships. So When People Sat There And Got That, They Can Sit There And Say, "oh, Man, That's My Friend." Or "that's My Brother." Or Cousin Or Somebody. They Empathize, Or They Had Something That They Could Latch Onto, In That Particular Movie, Of My Story, And Go With It.

I Actually Think It's Going To Be The Intriguing Plot [ In Black Snake Moan] Point That Brings People Into The Film.

The [oregon] Journal In Its Head And Heart Will Stand For The People, Be Truly Democratic And Free From Political Entanglements And Machinations, Believing In The Principles That Promise The Greatest Good To The Greatest Number-to All Men, Regardless Of Race, Creed Or Previous Condition Of Servitude... It Will Be A Fair Newspaper, Not A Dull And Selfish Sheet.

There Are A Lot Of Little Kids, Amazingly Enough, That See Me. Their Parents Go, 'that's Mace Windu.' They Go, 'oh, Right. Well, You Know, Jedi Can Fall From Really High Places. So You're Probably Not Dead, But You Only Have One Hand Now.' That's Good. There's Hope.'