I Never Made A Film Which Fully

Some Experience Is Helpful. "the Pianist" Was A Film That I Could Make With My Eyes Closed Because I Had Lived It And Everything Was Still Alive In Me.

You Have To Show Violence The Way It Is. If You Don't Show It Realistically, Then That's Immoral And Harmful. If You Don't Upset People, Then That's Obscenity.

I Admire Actors For Their Infinite Patience. That's Why They Need All Those Trailers And All Their Crowd Of People Who Pamper Them. But It Is A Drag To Get Up Sometimes At 4:30 In The Morning And Get Into Makeup, And Wait Forever Until They Call You Onto The Set.

The Torches Ran Off, And I Found Myself In A Forest, At Night, Without Any Light, On Skis, And That Was Not Fun - Particularly Because I Was Drunk. Luckily At Some Point I Started To See The Light Of The Ski Lift. To Be In The Forest In The Middle Of The Night, It's Terrible.

I Can Only Say That Whatever My Life And Work Have Been, I'm Not Envious Of Anyone - And This Is My Biggest Satisfaction.