I Want To Do Films I Can

I Took A Lot Of Time Off After Mobsters And Although I Did Something I Had Never Done Before, Which Was To Direct A Play, The Laughter Epidemic, It Felt Like A Vacation.

In Truth, Making Films Doesn't Feel Like Hard Work Because I Always Have Such A Good Time Doing It.

The Attraction Of Being Wild Is Living On The Edge, Living Up To The Reputations Of The People You've Been Following Or Emulating. People Are Always Talking About How Wild And Exciting They Were, But The Key Word Is 'were', Because There's A Long List Of Dead, Famous People.

I've Been Taking My Time Now Between Projects Looking For Stuff That Has A Little Bit More Substance, That Isn't Surface. Some Of The Films That I've Done In The Past Really Were Surface.

I Had Such A Good Time Working With John Woo And John Travolta, And It Was So Professional. I Want To Work With People Who Are Real Professionals.