The Last Day Of Your Life Is

It's Funny, The Hardest Thing To Do Is To Make Something Look Like It's Fast, Loose And Improvised, And Get Somebody To Laugh.

I Grew Up In The '60s, Which Was A Creative Time, So It Wasn't That Big Of A Stretch To Go From A Baseball Bat To A Guitar To A Film Camera.

With 'new Rose Hotel,' I Knew That I Was Getting Paid A $100,000 Fee To Write, Produce, And Direct, And That's All I Was Going To Get.

Mulberry Street Was The Beating Heart Of The Italian-american Experience, But You Don't Find Those Gangsters Now. I Live With A Bunch Of Yuppies And Models.

A Script Is Not A Piece Of Literature, It's A Process.