I Think If It's Interesting, It's Interesting,

What I Have Learned From My Work Up To Now, Is To Try To Be Open, But Also Protect Myself By Not Letting The Good And The Evil Get Too Much Importance.

I Didn't Like England. I Couldn't Take The Look Of The Place Or The Style Of Friendship. I Need More Intimacy From People Than Is Considered Okay There, And I Felt That My Personality And My Enthusiasms Weren't Understood. I Had To Put A Big Lid On Myself.

There's No Artist In This World That Doesn't Enjoy The Dream That If They Have Bad Reviews Now, The Story Of Keats Can Redeem Them, In Their Fantasy Or Imagination, In The Future. I Think Keats' Poem 'endymion' Is A Really Difficult Poem, And I'm Not Surprised That A Lot Of People Pulled It Apart In A Way.

If You Start With A Good Idea, You Can Encapsulate It In A Phrase And Explain It. I Like High-concept Films. Everyone Can Get Hold Of It. I Don't Think There's Any Harm In That At All.

A Message I've Been Telling Myself: The Cinema Is Very Conservative, And Unless You Have A Story That Satisfies You, That Is Within The Unchallenging Zone, But You Love It, You Can't Do It As Cinema. Otherwise, You Better Go Do It For Television, Which Is More Daring Now.