Whatever Bliss We Think We're Going To

There's A Personal Story Of My Own That I Will Write At Some Point, And It's A Film That I Will Happily Make. It Could Very Well Be The Next Thing I Do, Unless Someone Shows Me Something Great.

Most Comedy Is Not Very Ambitious. You Probably Can't Name More Than A Handful Of Comedies That Would Qualify For Best Picture.

Multiplicity Was A Movie That Tested Really Well. People Seeing The Movie Really Liked It, But Then The Studio Couldn't Market It. We Opened On A Weekend With Nine Other Films.

I've Always Thought That Comedy Was Just Another Dramatic Expression. I Try To Measure The Amount Of Truth In A Work Rather Than Just Looking At The Generic Distinction Between Comedy And Drama. There's A Lot Of Bullshit Drama That Leaves You Totally Cold. And There's A Lot Of Wasted Comedy Time Too. But When You Get Something Honest, It Doesn't Matter What Label You Give It.

The Trick With Sequels Is, You Have To Give People What They Liked Before, Yet Be Innovative Enough So They Don't Feel Like They're Seeing The Same Movie.