Where I Grew Up - We Started

With Sons And Fathers, There's An Inexplicable Connection And Imprint That Your Father Leaves On You.

So Much Of Making Movies Is About Discovery On The Day, What You're Figuring Out. If You Know Everything Going In, Then It's Not Worth Doing - It's Already Done. I'm Interested In Finding People Who I Think Have A Voice - And A Very Specific Voice.

When I First Moved To L.a., I Discovered Roy London. I Didn't Know Anything About The Arts, The Profession; I Had No Technique, I Knew Nothing, I'm Fresh From Missouri. I Sat In On A Few Classes, And They Just Felt A Little Guru-ish And Just Didn't Feel Right To Me. Until I Met Roy.

I Know When I Go Outside, There'll Be A Van Or Two And They'll Probably Follow Us Four Out Of Seven Days A Week, Trying To Get Something. But I'm Just Going Across Town And I Know They're Just Wasting Their Day, So It Doesn't Bother Me Anymore.

Billy Beane Was A Guy Who Had Been Devalued By The Sport As A Player And Now Is Working As A Gm For A Small-market Team.there Is Such A Gulf In What These Teams Have To Spend On Talent [that] They Can Never Play Equally - They Can Never Have A True Competition.