My Ass May Be Dumb, But I

We [me And Eugene Levy] Both Try To Play The Reality Of A Moment And Don't Try To Impose Humor On Something Where It Doesn't Belong. Contrary To What Other People Seem To Think Sometimes.

Just 'cause You Pour Syrup On Something Doesnt Make It Pancakes

The [oregon] Journal In Its Head And Heart Will Stand For The People, Be Truly Democratic And Free From Political Entanglements And Machinations, Believing In The Principles That Promise The Greatest Good To The Greatest Number-to All Men, Regardless Of Race, Creed Or Previous Condition Of Servitude... It Will Be A Fair Newspaper, Not A Dull And Selfish Sheet.

When I'd Read The Script [the Man], [ Eugene Levy] That's Who I'd Seen In My Mind. When I Ran Into Him, I Said To Him, 'i Read The Script. You'd Be Great.' He Had No Idea What I Was Talking About. Then, We Saw Each Other Again In London. He'd Read It And Was Enthused About It.

If You Go Into A Comic Book Store, There Are Tons Of Star Wars Stories On The Stand. There Are Lots Of Different Stories To Tell. Maybe George [lucas] Won't Tell Them. Maybe Some Kid, Who's A Star Wars Fan That's Planning To Go To Film School, Will Call Lucas And Say, 'i'd Like To Make A Star Wars Film.' Then, They'll Make One.