One Way Or Another, If You're Persistent,

Society Mends Its Wounds. And That's Invariably True In All The Tragedies, In The Comedies As Well. And Certainly In The Histories.

The Trouble With Movies As A Business Is That It's An Art, And The Trouble With Movies As Art Is That It's A Business.

The First Amendment Is Crucial. Of Course It Is. So Are All The Others. And The Second Amendment Is The One That Guarantees That People Can Bear Arms To Protect Themselves.

You Could Say That The Paparazzi And The Tabloids Are Sort Of The 'assault Weapons' Of The First Amendment. They're Ugly, A Lot Of People Don't Like Them, But They're Protected By The First Amendment - Just As 'assault Weapons' Are Protected By The Second Amendment.

In The Mainstream Film Market, Certainly In Television, Sex Is Handled Fairly Discreetly. I Think The Abuse Of Extraordinarily Graphic Violence And Language Presses Much Closer To The Tolerance Of Public Taste.