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Achilles, Without His Heel, You Wouldn't Even Know His Name Today.

If You Have Superheroes Or Characters That Exist In The Same World, And You're Doing Movies Of Them, Wouldn't It Be Fun To Put A Couple Of Them Together In One Movie? Audiences Love That. It's A Natural Thing To Do That.

Quality. That's The First Word, The One Word That Comes To Mind When I Think Of The Books Published By Abrams. In A World Where So Many Companies Are Willing To Cut Corners, To Do Things The Easy Way In Order To Enhance The Bottom Line, It's Gratifying To Know That There's One Company That Obviously Takes Such Pride In Its Finished Product, One Company That Can Always Be Counted On To Design And Produce A Book That Is, Itself, As Much A Work Of Art As The Illustrations On Its Pages.

I Love All The Voiceovers I Do. I Can't Remember Them All, But I Seem To Do Them All Of The Time. And There's Nothing Easier Because You Just Stand And Read The Script, And You Don't Have To Act The Way Actors Do. You Don't Have To Be Made Up And Put Costumes On.

If You Have A Character That Seems To Be All Perfect, It's Hard To Relate To Him Because When You Read A Story You Really Want To Empathize With The Character That You Are Reading About. And It's Hard To Empathize With Someone Who Is Flawless And Who Has No Problems.