If You Ever Got Me, You Wouldn't

Scary Is Time Passing And Sickness And Dying And Regret And Isolation And Loneliness And Relationship Problems - As Opposed To A Guy In A Hockey Mask, Which Didn't Seem That Scary.

The Difference Between A Movie And A Play Is That The Production You End Up With Is The Production. If A Movie That I Spent Time On Turns Out To Be Crap, It's Never Going To Be Made Again.

And So Not Only Do You Have To Make That Work, You Can't Really Start Putting The Thing Together In Any Form Because Some Of The Shots Are Very Short And Obviously Many Of Them Take So Long, You're Waiting Months And Months And Months Before You Can See If It's Going To Be Working Emotionally.

I Try To Make Things Interesting And Thought-provoking.

The Passionate Ones, The Ones Who Go After What They Want, May Not Get What They Want, But They Remain Vital, In Touch With Themselves, And When They Lie On Their Deathbeds, They Have Few Regrets.