Never Root For A Team Whose Uniforms

There Wasn't Space To Mood-up. I Think Rose Byrne Was Just Extraordinary. Talk About A Character That Could Be Really Unsympathetic At Times. She Just Jumped In These Scenes That Go From Anger To Hysteria To Crying To Laughing And Back To Anger. I Just Marveled.

I Think You Have To Ask Yourself, What Is The Point Of The Script? What Is The Script Selling? Because All Scripts Are Political, Every Story Is Political. It Either Challenges Or Reinforces Some Schism Or Stereotype. So What Is The Project Going To Say At The End Of The Day? What Does It Tell You About The World, Or What Does It Challenge In Terms Of Your World?

Before Our Kids Start Coming Home From Iraq In Body Bags And Women And Children Start Dying In Baghdad, I Need To Know, What Did Iraq Do To Us?

It Gets To Be 2 A.m., And They Hand You A Bottle Of Whipped Cream And Some Syrup And Things Start Getting Silly.

I've Read Some Of Kurt Vonnegut Letters From When He Was Young. He Was A Prisoner Of War, And Even When He Was In His Early Twenties, There Were Things Mentioned That Showed Up In His Novels. One Of The Sweetest Things In Those Letters Was Him Wanting To Be A Writer But Doubting Himself, Not Having Confidence In Himself.