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I Was A Pretty Shy, Lonely Kid. I Blossomed About Age 17, When I Went To College.

I Always Found The Film World Unpleasant. It's All About The Schedule, And Never Really Flew For Me.

I Gladly, I Voluntarily Gave Up The Kind Of Commercial Film Career I Had Going As Soon As I Had Enough Money To Finance My Own Films. I Didn't Make That Money Necessarily From The Film Business, But I Eventually Made A Lot Of Money And That's What I Do. Of Course, I Consider Myself Unbelievably Fortunate, And I'm Pretty Content With My Life.

I Was Excited To Discover, In This Tale By Eliade, The Key Themes That I Most Hope To Understand Better - Time, Consciousness And The Dream-like Basis Of Reality.

I Wrote The Script Of Patton. I Had This Very Bizarre Opening Where He Stands Up In Front Of An American Flag And Gives This Speech. Ultimately, I Was Fired. When The Script Was Done, They Hired Another Writer And That Script Was Forgotten.