I Always Felt It Is Not Good

There Is A Steve [jobs] That Apple Would Like To Actually Present To The Public. They Have A Character, Steve, And They Want To Keep That Story Going. And It's Very Important That Writers Challenge That Occasionally And Not Just Trust Their Parent Companies To Tell Them.

It's Not So Much What You Learn About Mumbai, It's What You Learn About Yourself, Really. It's A Funny Old Hippie Thing, But It's True As Well. You Find Out A Lot About Yourself And Your Tolerance, And About Your Inclusiveness.

I Don't Want To Make Pompous, Serious Films.

It's Interesting, The Worse Things Get In Cities, The Tougher That Cities Get, The More Brutal The Humor Is. The Tougher Things People Face, The Darker The Sense Of Humor Gets And I Find That Incredibly Optimistic.

Basically, Actors Arrive In A Bubble. They Have A Little Sealed Bubble Around Them And It's Basically [comprised Of] Their Agents, Their Last Film, Their Next Film, Their Press Agent, And Their Per Diems - All These Things, They Cocoon Themselves With And You Have To Puncture That Bubble On Each Of Them To Make Them Be In Your Film.