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There's Nothing Worse Than The Sequel That's A Letdown From The First Movie.

I’ve Never Been Comfortable Around Groups Of Guys When It Gets Into The Putting-down. My Past Being A Kind Of Geek - It Kind Of Turns Into An Attack On The Weakest Of The Group.

You Want A Happy Ending, But Not Such A Ridiculous Happy Ending That It Doesn't Mean Anything To Anybody.

I Try Not To Blame The Public, Because The Public - Men, Especially - Have Seen Not Great Portrayals Of Women In Supporting Roles, Because They're Not Given The Lead Roles A Lot Of The Time. Especially In Comedy, They're Relegated To The Adversary, Which Is Like "the Mean Girlfriend."

I Always Felt, And Still Feel, One Of My Best Strengths As A Director Is Having Been An Actor For A Long Time. Nobody Knows Actors And Their Insecurities And Strengths And Everything More Than Somebody Who's Done It Before.