I Got A Super 8 Camera When

Miami Beach - That's Where I Grew Up, In A Middle-class Jewish Family Led By My Maternal Grandfather. Me, My Great-grandmother - A Holocaust Survivor, Who Was My Roommate - My Grandparents, My Mom And Her Brother All Shared A Four-bedroom House.

I Personally Can Watch An Eight-hour Documentary On Woody Allen Because I'm Fascinated By Him. But, An Audience Can't Really Sit Through More Than Two And A Half Hours On Any Movie. It Doesn't Matter If Marlon Brando Came Back From The Dead. It's Just Impossible.

I Got A Super 8 Camera When I Was Eight Years Old, And I Just Wanted To Tell Stories - I Love Telling Stories.

When I Was 13, Eddie Murphy Was To Me What Chris Tucker Was To 13-year-olds When I Made 'rush Hour.' And 'rush Hour' Really Came Out Of The Fact That I Grew Up Watching 'beverly Hills Cop' And '48 Hrs.'

I Did New York, I Love You Which Is A Very Personal Film For Me. My Most Personal Film, But It's Not Like A Film I've Ever Made. I Would Never Do That Film As A Feature, For Instance, Because It's Not Very Commercial Of An Idea.