I Have Some Favorites. I Love Chaplin;

Now, I Just Made An Animated Movie A Few Years Ago, 'the Tale Of Desperaux', And That Had Twelve Hundred Shots In It. Twelve Hundred Cg Shots Is A Pretty Big Plan.

You Have To Listen To The Movie While You're Making It. I Think That's Important.

In A Complex And Troubling World, Who Wouldn't Want To Simplify? Everybody Does. Everybody Wants To Simplify And Put Up A Picket Fence.

Any Director, If You Really Ask Them, Will Tell You That The Toughest Thing To Do Is Like A Dinner Table Or A Dialogue Scene Because You Need To Keep That Electricity Maintained Throughout The Course Of The Film.

There Is No Right Way To Live. You Preclude A Lot Of Life By Trying To Conform To That Kind Of Ideal Or Stereotype. And It's A Natural Inclination In A World Where It's So Complex And So Occasionally Valueless, Morally Bankrupt, And Chaotic That We Want To Reach Back To Something In Our Past.