I Don't Think My Sense Of Humor

When You're Working With Movie Stars, Part Of The Deal Is That, If They Have Something To Say, You'd Better Listen. You Don't Have To Absolutely Listen And Not Talk, But There Is Another Creative Force At Work, And To Be Successful Working With Movie Stars, You Have To Bring That Force To Work For You. You Have To Find Something That's Comfortable For Them, And At The Same Time, That's In The Parameters Of What You're Trying To Do Yourself.

In A Comedy It Helps Enhance Things That Were Already There.

I've Always Believed In Populating My Films With Characters Who We Like, Who We Have Some Warmth For, Who Have Warmth For Each Other, Who We Would Like To Hang Out With, Who We Emulate In One Way Or Another.

I Always Thought That Bill Murray Was One Of The Great Actors That I've Worked With. And I've Worked With All Kinds Of People Who Are Known Primarily For Their Dramatic Work.

It Seemed Like So Much Of Romantic Relationships Today Have To Do When The People Are Not In The Same Room. Whether It's Texting Or Emailing Or Facebooking, There's A Kind Of Distance Between The Participants. I Think It's Sort Of Shifted The Energy Of That First Romantic Meeting, Where It's Quicker, Perhaps More Desperate, More Energetic, In A Whole Different Way, And It's Resulted In A Situation Where People Seem To Be Sometimes More Comfortable Having A Sexual Relationship Than An Emotional One.