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I Didn't Have The Problem Of Finding Myself At 45 On The Wrong Course - I Always Wanted To Be A Film Director.

The Physical Life Of The Scene Is Determined By Whether The Set Squeezes People Together Or Whether The Set Has An Escape Place In It.

You Have To Remind People Of Their Own Struggles. It's A Responsibility.

I Question The Value Of Stars. I Think They're Overrated. They Get Too Much Money, Too Much Praise.

Some Directors, Like Stevens [george Stevens], Shoot Full Circle, 360 Degrees, And That's What's Right For Them. I Generally Shoot At About A Seven To One Ratio. But Part Of That Is Because I've Worked On Every Screenplay, So I'm Further Along In The Visual Concept.