Mike Wallace's Interviews May Make Great Television,

There Is Only One Direction. (down.) There Is Only One Color. (black.) And There Is Only One Number (zero.)

There Is A Documentary Element In My Films, A Very Strong Documentary Element, But By Documentary Element, I Mean An Element That's Out Of Control, That's Not Controlled By Me. And That Element Is The Words, The Language That People Use, What They Say In An Interview. They're Not Written, Not Rehearsed. It's Spontaneous, Extemporaneous Material. People

I Used To Live In New York City, Then When My Son Was Two Years Old We Moved To Cambridge Massachusetts And We've Been There Ever Since. My Son Is Now Twenty-nine Years Old, So We've Been Up There For A While.

I Probably Wouldn't Have Done [ Fred Leuchter Story] If It Was Just A Story About An Executioner Or A Holocaust Denier, But The Combination Of The Two Elements Was Irresistible. So Yeah, I Find It Strange That There Are So Many People Out There Now.

The Way I Go About Making A Movie... Even The Ones That Are Interview-driven, I Go Into Them Not Knowing What's Going To Happen, And Feeling My Way Through.