I Wrote The Script Of Patton. I

In A Sense, I Think A Movie Is Really A Little Like A Question And When You Make It, That's When You Get The Answer.

The Essence Of Cinema Is Editing.

To Make Great Movies, There Is An Element Of Risk. You Have To Say, 'well, I Am Going To Make This Film, And It Is Not Really A Sure Thing.'

In Kindergarten That Used To Be My Job, To Tell Them Fairytales. I Liked Hans Christian Andersen, And The Grimm Fairy Tales, All The Classic Fairy Tales.

So Give Yourself That Chance To Put Together The 80, 90 Pages Of A Draft And Then Read It Very In A Nice Little Ceremony, Where You're Comfortable, And You Read It And Make Good Notes On It, What You Liked, What Touched You, What Moved You, What's A Possible Way, And Then You Go About On A Rewrite.