You Don't Know What The Pattern Of

I Love Being A Father, It's Wonderful. It's Changed My Life. All The Clichés Are True.

It's Important For Me To Try My Hand At Philanthropy Because I Want To Leave Behind A Record Of Someone Who Did More Than Just Gobble Up Stuff For Themselves. I Realized That A Life Lived For Yourself Is Not Much Of A Life.

I Get To The Point Where I Feel Relaxed, And Then I Just Shoot A Ton Of Material And Make A Lot Of Different Choices.

Clearly, There's A Real Onus On You To Do Something Correctly When Everybody, At Least In The United States, Had A Really Clear, Specific Idea Of What This Guy Looked Like - And Even More So, What He Looked Like As Clark Kent And As Superman. You Have This Whole Vast Audience Of People Who Would Be Acutely Aware Of Any Deviation Whatsoever And Probably Holding You To A Slightly Higher Standard As A Result.

It's Much Nicer To Be Praised Than To Be Damned. But You Have To Have A Certain Sense Of Your Own Priorities And Ideas About What Works And What Doesn't Because Otherwise, If You're Just Looking For Eternal Validation All The Time, You Can Be Motivated By The Wrong Things And I Don't Think It's As Personally Satisfying In Your Own Work.