I'm Surprised That Hollywood And Networks Have

I Didn't Dream About Being A Director. I Didn't Know I Wanted To Do Something With Film Until The Summer Between My Sophomore And Junior Years At Morris College In Atlanta, Georgia.

I Mean, I Think There's A Lot Of Hope In My Work. I Don't Think I'm A Total Pessimist, So I Think You Can Find Hope In All My Films. Some More Than Others, But There's Definitely... I Think We Want To Convey The Feeling Of Hope With The Montage At The End.

I Think If People Looked At My Body Of Work, They'd See A Great Breadth Of Work.

Our Greatness, Our Talent Has Never Been The Question. It's Been A Matter Of Grappling For Control Over What We Do.

There's An Unwritten Law That You Cannot Have A Jewish Character In A Film Who Isn't 100 Percent Perfect, Or You're Labeled Anti-semitic.