I Like Making Movies.

You'll See A Consistent, Like The Tea, The Tea Bags You Saw There-you'll See A Consistent-did You See The Cafeteria? I Mean The Diner?

There Are Many Stories Of People Didn't Set Out To Make A Film That Became A Classic - The Whole Process Was A Disaster, Everybody Hated Each Other, The Movie Itself Was A Disaster, Everybody Thought The Movie And The Script Was Going To Be A Piece Of Crap. Look At Alfred Hitchcock And Psycho. Nobody Wanted To Make Psycho; It Was Crap To Them. The Only Person That Wanted To Make Psycho Was Hitchcock. Now, It's Considered A Classic And A Work Of Art.

Cinema Paradiso, Because It Reminds Me Of Why I Make Movies, The Magic Of Movies, The Romance Of Movies.

It's Part Of The Film-making Business And Also Part Of The Creative Process - Putting All The Pieces Together To Make A Movie, So That They All Line Up. Sometimes It Looks Like You Have A Lot Of Projects Lined Up, But Some Of Them Are In Different Stages.

It's A Dumb Question, Because I Don't Look At Things As A Black Director, Just As A Director, So Ask Me As A Director First And We Can Segue Into The Colour Thing Later.