I Still Think Ned Beatty Should've Played

I Believe That Filmmaking - As, Probably, Is Everything - Is A Game You Should Play With All Your Cards, And All Your Dice, And Whatever Else You've Got. So, Each Time I Make A Movie, I Give It Everything I Have. I Think Everyone Should, And I Think Everyone Should Do Everything They Do That Way.

Listen, If There's One Sure-fire Rule That I Have Learned In This Business, It's That I Don't Know Anything About Human Nature.

I Made This Movie For $40,000, Which Was This Little Black-and-white Horror Film Called Dementia 13, Which We Made In About Nine Days.

They Needed Someone To Write A Script Of The Great Gatsby Very Quickly For The Movie They Were Making. I Took This Job So I'd Be Sure To Have Some Dough To Support My Family.

I Landed A Job With Roger Corman. The Job Was To Write The English Dialogue For A Russian Science Fiction Picture. I Didn't Speak Any Russian. He Didn't Care Whether I Could Understand What They Were Saying; He Wanted Me To Make Up Dialogue.