I Like Throwing Snowballs At Small Children.

You're In The Lap Of The Gods. If People Go, They Go, And If They Don't.

You Just Never Know When Movies Are Going To Take Off Or Not. The Lucky Thing About This Was That It Didn't Cost A Lot Of Money, And Therefore There Wasn't Loads Of Pressure On Me.

You've Got To Believe As A Filmmaker That If A Movie's Good Enough, It's Going To Survive; And If It's Not, Well, It Won't.

If You're Doing A Classic Play, Where If You Do A Chekhov, You Do The Words As Written. You Can't Do That With A Novel; You Have To Do Your Version Of The Words As Written.

The Moment You Have Kids, You Are Prey To Judgment, But You Also Become A Judge. You Find Yourself Going, "can You Believe What She Did With Such-and-such?" At School.