Yeah, A Memory's Never Finished, If You

I Think You Get In Trouble If You Make Experimental Big Studio Films.

Everything That You Could Think About In Life, Or Experience, Or Be Interested In, Theoretically Should Be Expressed Or Dealt With In Cinema. But The Way Typical Narratives Are Set Up, There's No Room For Philosophy, Because It's Just Digressive Material. It's Not Advancing The Plot, So There's No Place For It. It's The Kind Of Stuff You Would Cut Out, And That You Shouldn't Have Put In There To Begin With.

People Think Drama Drives Story, But I Think The Comedy Is Really The Heart And Soul.

My Sisters Would Swear That I Was The Spoiled Kid Who Got Everything He Wanted, And I Would Go "no Way! I Worked My Ass Off And You Guys Got Everything." We're All Kind Of In Our Own Narratives.

…[thomas Wolfe] Says That We Are The Sum Of All The Moments Of Our Lives, And That, Uh, Anybody Who Sits Down To Write Is Gonna Use The Clay Of Their Own Life, That You Can’t Avoid That.