As A Director, I Really Wanted To

At The End Of The Day, Successful Box Office Just Means That More People Saw What You Did And Liked It, And That To Me Is The Most Important Thing. That A Lot Of People Saw It And Liked It.

I Always Felt, And Still Feel, One Of My Best Strengths As A Director Is Having Been An Actor For A Long Time. Nobody Knows Actors And Their Insecurities And Strengths And Everything More Than Somebody Who's Done It Before.

I Couldn't Be Happier To Not Be Acting. I Miss It, But I Don't Miss The Auditioning Or Trying To Get Work.

What You Want Is The Thing That Critics Love And Audiences Love, But That's The Hardest Thing To Do.

Everybody Who's Making The Movies Needs To Work Hard To Make Sure They're Good. And If You Don't Show Up And See The Movies And Support Them Financially, No One Is Going To Make Them. It's Going To Change Unless It Makes Money. That's The Long And Short Of It. You Have To Give In To The Fact That It's A Business.