I Went And Lived In Chicago For

I Think Filmmaking Should Be A Wonderfully Free Collaborative Process, And It So Very Rarely Is. I Often See Directors As Jailers Of My Talent.

Being A Good Director Is Knowing Sometimes When Not To Say Something.

I Drank For About 25 Years Getting Over The Loss Of My Father, And I Took The Anger Out On Myself. I Did A Good Job At Beating Myself Up Sometimes.

I Don't See A Great Difference Between Someone Sending A Robot Or A Drone To Bomb People And Controlling It On A Playstation From Another Country. It's Thousands Of Miles Away As Opposed To Someone In An Airplane Who Is Thousands Of Feet Away Releasing A Bomb.

The Script Is Your Map Of The World, Isn't It? And If Someone Knows That If It's Well-written, You Get All Of The Beats, It Will Tell You Everything You Need To Know.