I Can Only Say That Whatever My

To The Audience It Doesn't Really Matter How Much The Director Struggled With An Actor. It's The Result That Counts.

I Consider Myself More A Craftsman Than An Artist.

I Would Rather Live In A Country Where Children Are Protected And Their Predators Prosecuted, And Even (which In Hollywood Is Evidently Not Always The Same Thing) Disapproved Of.

My Films Are The Expression Of Momentary Desires. I Follow My Instincts, But In A Disciplined Way.

It's Very Important To Set Your Place In A Concrete Environment. I Think Chekhov Said That The Important Thing When You Have A Play Or Any Kind Of Novel Is To Set The Roots In A Concrete Place.