You Have A Movie And It Proves

You Don't Always Have To Have The Ending, But You Want To Have A Satisfactory Conclusion.

I Don't Know What Bruce Willis Has Done In Real Life. We Know Actors Have Certainly Had Tirades - That's For Sure. I Never Had Troubles With Him, But The Big Issue Is Really Less About What Bruce Is, As Opposed To - This Behavior Has Taken Place, And Sometimes It Came Out At Something That Had Credibility, As Opposed To, "no, I Want To Be Fat And Have A Beard." Other People Say, "i Don't Give A Damn About The Credibility. I Paid $20 Million. I Want To See A Movie Star."

It's Such A Funny Thing. Hollywood Is Terrible Unless You Happen To Be A Celebrity Who's A Republican. So Ronald Reagan Can Be A Hollywood Celebrity, And He's A Republican, And Then He Can Become The President, And That's Okay. Fred Thomson, Well, That's Okay. But The Rest We Need To Demonize. There's No Consistency.

I've Had A Lot Of Movies That Didn't Get Great Numbers On Test Screening, But A Lot Of Times The Film Was Able To Survive, Or The Studio Still Stayed And Supported It.

When I Began To Think About The Head Of The Family, The Storyteller, The Rise Of Television Which Became The New Storyteller, The Break-up Of The American Family As An Idea And Then Avalon Came.