Great Stories Don't Often Make Great Movies.

You Have To Decide If You're Going To Wilt Like A Daisy Or If You're Just Going To Go Forward And Live The Life That You've Been Granted.

We All Have That Burning Question About What Happens If We Lose Somebody We Love, Especially If We Lose Them Tragically. We Wonder What Fear Was Going On, We Wonder If We Could Have Reached Out And Touched Them, Held Their Hand, Looked In Their Eyes, Been There.

I Have Instinctually Thought I Could Do Things In My Life, And I Followed That Up By Sometimes Putting Everything I Have At Risk - My Money, My House - To Make A Movie.

I Want To Be A Part Of Something, And When We Define Movies Now Based On How They Do On The Weekend. We Live In A Society Of "thumbs Up, Thumbs Down."

I Know I Have This Level Of Celebrity, Of Fame, International, National, Whatever You Want To Call It, But It's A Pretty Surreal Thing To Think Sometimes That You're In The Middle Of Another Famous Person's Life And You Think To Yourself, 'how The Hell Did I Get Famous? What Is This Some Weird Club That We're In?'