The Silent Pictures Were The Purest Form

Making A Film Means, First Of All, To Tell A Story. That Story Can Be An Improbable One, But It Should Never Be Banal. It Must Be Dramatic And Human. What Is Drama, After All, But Life With The Dull Bits Cut Out?

If It's A Good Movie, The Sound Could Go Off And The Audience Would Still Have A Perfectly Clear Idea Of What Was Going On.

The Paperback Is Very Interesting But I Find It Will Never Replace The Hardcover Book - It Makes A Very Poor Doorstop.

Dialogue Should Simply Be A Sound Among Other Sounds, Just Something That Comes Out Of The Mouths Of People Whose Eyes Tell The Story In Visual Terms.

Blondes Make The Best Victims. They're Like Virgin Snow That Shows Up The Bloody Footprints.