I Try To Work On Shows That

I Don't Think Anyone Wants A Movie On Time That's Not Worth Your Time.

Whenever I've Directed Something, There's This Feeling Of Demand And Focus That I Like.

Withholding Things In A Story Is No Good If You Aren't Building To Something Substantial. It Becomes Foreplay Without The Main Event, And No One Wants That.

You Know, We Didn't Want To Kill Anyone, But We Knew That "star Wars" Is A Generational Tale. It Always Is. And For It To Have Some Guts And Some Resonance And True Stakes, I Don't Think That Everyone Could Have Come Through The Story Unscathed.

I Feel Like I Learn Every Day How I Can Be A Better Producer Or Writer Or Storyteller. The Thing That Keeps Me The Most Balanced Is Just Going Home Every Day And Getting My Ass Kicked By My Kids, And Having A Wife Who Is The Most Wonderfully/brutally Honest Person I've Ever Met. I Think That That Is Always The First Lens Through Which I See The World. For Everything Else, I'm Just Grateful For The People I Work With.