The Truth Is That The More You

Seeing The Play ( A Lie Of The Mind ) Clearly Is Part Of Why I Wanted To Direct It. I See Hope At The End Of This Play. People Talk About How Dark The Play Was, But I Feel Like, If You Really Look At The Darkness, You're Able To Go Through It, And You Realize That You Can Handle Dark Moments In Life And That Everything Will Be All Right.

Its Difficult To Do A Genre Film Well, And It Doesnt Matter If Youre Talking Vampire Movies Or Dawn Of The Dead Or The Thing Or Escape From New York. Those Kind Of Movies, They Understand What The Old-school B-movie Is Supposed To Be, They Get The Throwback Of It.

If You Don't Risk Doing Something Foolish, You'll Never Do Anything Special.

Some People Burn Out, And Some People Like Clint Eastwood, He Was A Wild, International Movie Star In His 30s, And He's Doing The Best Work Of His Life Now. Go Figure.

It Was Never In My Dreams To Make My Personal Life Anybody Else's Business.