Once You Crack The Script, Everything Else

Politics Is Very Interesting And Always Leads To Conflict.

I Went To Art College And During The Summer I Made A Movie With My Brother. I Got Hold Of A Little Camera, Wrote A Script And Dragged My Brother, Tony, Out Of Bed To Help Me (which He Did Not Like), So That We Could Shoot A Film Every Day For Six Weeks. It Was Made For £65 And It Was Called Boy On A Bicycle.

I Watched Someone To Watch Over Me The Other Night. I Thought It Was A Really Good Movie. It's A Great Movie.

I Always Say To People When I'm Trying To Get Something Going, Bringing On Other Producers Or Other Directors, "you Can Think Of 95 Reasons Why Not To Make A Movie. You've Got To Address Why You Want To Make The Movie And Get It Done. Just Do It." I Tend To Live By That Rule.

You've Got To Be Able To Know Someone Really Well To Be Able To Have A Row And Then Also Walk Away From It And Not Have It Matter, Especially In This Business. That Doesn't Mean To Say We Have Many Rows But I Think The Nearest Thing To A Row Would Be Just Flatly Disagreeing With Something .