It's A Dumb Question, Because I Don't

I'm A Product Of Older Filmmakers I Guess, The Past Where You Get To Make Movies And Scenes Are What They Are. You Know If You Think About Scorsese Back In The Day When He Was Making Taxi Driver, Or Coppola Or Frankenheimer, Sidney Lumet, They're Making Films Where You Witness Violence In A Real Way.

It's Part Of The Film-making Business And Also Part Of The Creative Process - Putting All The Pieces Together To Make A Movie, So That They All Line Up. Sometimes It Looks Like You Have A Lot Of Projects Lined Up, But Some Of Them Are In Different Stages.

We're Very Good Friends, We Have A Very Honest Relationship. He Keeps Me Honest, I Keep Him Honest. He's An Incredible Actor And When You Have An Actor Like Denzel Action Becomes Drama.

One Hundred Percent, I Mean, Many Of The Sergio Leone Movies Were With Clint Eastwood, And That's What It Is.

Sometimes Violence In A Very Real Way Is Much Faster And More Impactful Because It Feels Real And You're Watching It Happen And You're Watching Your Star Do These Things, So It's Not Like He's Doing Superhero Moves.