Woody Allen Is In His '70s And

I'm Not Tied To Budgets. I'm Tied To The Story That I Want To Tell, And How Much It's Going To Cost Is Up To Whatever The Economic Situation Of The Studio Is.

Movies Are The Biggest Export In The World, The Biggest American Export. It Influences People All Over The World.

You've Got To Think About How To Do Things For The Right Price. You Have To Shoot In Different Places To Be Creative And Get Tax Rebates.

My Movies Are Pretty Tight And They're Pretty Well-paced. I'm Not One To Make Long Movies. I Don't Dwell On Stuff.

There's No Greater Feeling Than People Coming Up To Me And Going, "man, My Father Was Dying, And We Went To See Rush Hour, And It Was The Greatest Night We Had In Years Together. We Sat In That Theater And We Laughed For Two Hours Without Stopping. That Was Just A Great Memory That I Had Before My Father Died."