I Try Not To Go Back In

I'm A Happy-go-lucky Manic-depressive. It Does Get Very Deep And Dark For Me, And It Gets Scary At Times When I Feel I Can't Pull Out Of It. But I Don't Consider Myself Negative-negative. I'm Positive-negative.

The Problem With Film Is You Never Know When You're Going To Be Able To Make A Film So You Can't Have People Waiting Around For You. Sometimes It's Fun To Work With The Same People And Work With New People And Mix It Up.

If I Had A Choice About Going To A Meeting At A Studio Or Changing A Nappy, I'd Choose The Nappy.

Now 3d Is No Longer A Fad But I Don't Get All Crazy About It And Say That Everything Has Got To Be In 3d. It Is A Nice Tool, Like Color Or Sound Or Whatever. I Was Quite Intrigued And I Learned, 3d Opened Up A Lot Of Questions About How To Use It. I Think It Is Great. It's Like If A Movie Needs To Be In Black And White Then That's How I Will Shoot It. I See Color As Just Another Character Or Black And White As A Character.

I've Always Liked Monster Movies And I've Always Been Fascinated By - Again, Growing Up In A Culture Where Death Was Looked Upon As A Dark Subject And Living So Close To Mexico Where You See The Day Of The Dead With The Skeletons And It's All Humor And Music And Dancing And A Celebration Of Life In A Way. That Always Felt More Of A Positive Approach To Things. I Think I Always Responded To That More Than This Dark, Unspoken Cloud In The Environment I Grew Up In.