I Certainly Have Been Guilty Of Trying

I Think The Truth Is The Marvel Fiefdom Exists Very Independently Inside The Disney World, Inside The Disney Universe. They're Not Resistant To That Kind Of Thing But They Have Their, You Know There Is A Whole Sort Of Machine Energy And Momentum That Is The Sort Of Creative Drive Behind The Whole Universe That Has A Big Impact On The Individual Films. I'm Glad Those Scenes Got Out There. And We've Got A Few Interesting Deleted Scenes On This.

As Soon As Someone I Don’t Respect Tells Me I Can’t Do Something, It Just Makes Me Want To Do It Even More.

Actually I Think 'a Midsummer Night's Dream' Could Sit Very Very Perfectly In The Middle Of A Disney World I Think.

Frankenstein Feels Like An Ancient Tale, The Kind Of Traditional Story That Appears In Many Other Forms. It Appeals To Something Very Primal, But It's Also About Profound Things, The Very Nature Of Life And Death And Birth - About, Essentially, A Man Who Is Resisting The Most Irresistible Fact Of All, That We Will Be Shuffling Off This Mortal Coil.

Hamlet And Victor Frankenstein Are Each Obsessed With Death. Hamlet's Whole Story Is A Philosophical Preparation For Death; Victor's Is An Intellectual Refusal To Accept It.