I Think Women Don't Grow Up With

As For How Criticism Of Keats' Poetry Relates To Criticism Of My Own Work, I'll Leave That For Others To Decide.

I Think I Made Good Movies.

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.

Between 18 And 26 I Acted Professionally, On The Stage And A Little Bit On Television. Acting Is Okay, But It's Quite Pressurized. Then I Went To England - I Wanted To Reinvent Myself.

For Me, Being A Director Is About Watching, Not About Telling People What To Do. Or Maybe It's Like Being A Mirror; If They Didn't Have Me To Look At, They Wouldn't Be Able To Put The Make-up On.