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Movies Are Not Scripts - Movies Are Films; They're Not Books, They're Not The Theatre.

Any Change In Form Produces A Fear Of Change, And That Has Accelerated. Marketing Is The Death Of Invention, Because Marketing Deals With The Familiar.

I Was Very Glad Later When I Was Directing That I Wasn't In The Hands Of A Cinematographer And Hoping That He Would Do It Well. I Would Know What He Was Doing, And We Could Discuss How That Scene Would Look.

I've Always Admired The Tradition Of Storytellers Who Sat In The Public Market And Told Their Stories To Gathered Crowds. They'd Start With A Single Premise And Talk For Hours - The Notion Of One Story, Ever-changing But Never-ending.

I've Always Felt That, Although Truffaut Was Greatly Revered And Admired, At The Same Time, In Terms Of Film And How Much He Loved Film, He Was Underestimated.