I Always Liked To Take The Plunge,

I Visualized A Lot Of Things Happening To Me, Because I Was A Lonely Kid Because I Didn't Understand Anything About School.

What Is So Liberating About This Whole Business Is When You See That, You Know, Big Movies Are Going To Come Out, Huge Movies Are Going To Come Out, And Then You See Them Up In Malibu In The Little Triplex Theater A Week Later, On The Scratch Negative, And You Think...“this Is Show Business. This Is The Great Movie Career. And It’s All Finding It In The Shoebox.”

I Said Once That If They Gave Me Enough Money To Read The Phone Book, I'd Do It. I Live In A Total State Of Non-expectation. I Don't Expect Things, And I Keep My Expectations Very Low About Everything.

I Think One Of The Things You Have To Have Is A Respect For The Camera, A Real Respect, And A Real Love For It, And To Really, When I Say Take It Seriously, Quote 'seriously', I Mean Not Patronize It. It's A Big Mistake To Patronize It And Think It's A Third Rate Medium, Because It's Not, It's A Great Art Form.

When You're Young, You're Very Insecure. And If I Could Learn, If I Could Revisit My Own Past I Could Say To Myself, Don't Think Too Much, Just Get On And Do It.