My Principal Job Is To Make Interesting

I Think It's That Much Harder To Make A Good Comedy Than It Is Straight And Apparently Serious.

I Got Into Film-making Because I Was Interested In Making Entertaining Movies, Which I Felt There Was A Lack Of.

Other Than The Fact That I Like A Country House, I Can't Think Of Anything I'd Want To Spend My Money On.

I Am Not Involved In Any 'issues' Because It's Too Sensitive For Me - Or My Wife - To Get Involved. Every Time We Express An Opinion It Becomes A Whole Thing In Itself. And The Whole Purpose Of Living In The Countryside Was To Get Away From Hundreds Of People. My Wife Fell Off A Horse, And Suddenly There Are Hundreds Of People Around.

I'm Not Under Too Much Of An Illusion Of How Smart Or Un-smart I Am Because Filmmaking Ultimately Is About Teamwork.