I'd Like To Think I'd Never Do

It's A Great Luxury For Me To Be Able To Write On The Films That I Direct, And Kind Of A Nice Thing To Be Able To Write Enough To Get Credit, Which Is Difficult For A Director.

I've Tried To Stay Away From Mild Satire. I Want An Audience To Feel Something More Powerful For Their Ten Bucks. If They're Going To Spend Two Hours With Me, And Trust Me To Lead Them Around, I'd Like To Take Them Someplace Special.

I'm Thinking Of Doing A Marital Comedy For One Of The Studios, But I Want It To Be So Painful That It'll Have A Profound Effect On Married Couples Who See It Together.

A Psychologist Said To Me, There Are Only Two Important Questions You Have To Ask Yourself. What Do You Really Feel? And, What Do You Really Want? If You Can Answer Those Two, You Probably Can Leave Your Neuroses Behind You.

I'd Rather Do Comedies That Strike At Some Bigger Ideas.