I Think Mostly It's The Adventure That

The Interesting Thing About A Movie Is The Movie.

I Do Like Taking Stuff Seriously That A Lot Of People Look At As Nonsense. I Enjoy The Insanity Of That. And I Like The Commitment That Is Needed For That.

I Like The Idea Of Movies Having A Magic Element. How Many Times Have You Seen An Actor In A Movie Who You Know Only As The Character? It's Wonderful, Isn't It?

I've Had Some Painful Experiences In My Life, But I Feel Like I'm Trivializing Them By Using Them For A Scene In A Movie. I Don't Want To Do That. It Just Makes Me Feel Kind Of Dirty For Having Done That.

Basically, It's Somebody Who Got Stuck Having To Interview Me Who Really Wants To Be A Novelist, So They're Writing These Novellas And I Was Like, "it's Not True, That Didn't Happen, They Just Made All That Up! Why Don't They Just Go Ahead And Be A Novelist Instead Of Bothering With Interviewing Me?"