I'm A Beatles Fan, And I Remember

I Didn't Want My Kids Having To Pass Through An Airport Named After Their Father.

And So I Look Back On Not Just The Last Ten Years But Everything That I've Done As Being Sort Of An Ongoing Growing Continual Film School. I Mean I Don't Think I've Got To A Point Where I've Achieved Anything That Feels Like, A Particular Milestone, But There's Still A Lot More To Learn And Hopefully A Lot More Films To Make.

I Just Got To The Point Where I Literally Didn't Want Anyone Else To Do It.

Every Film Is A Challenge. I Always Say That Making A Movie Is Like Film School - You're Always Learning. But Unlike Most Schools, You Never Get Done With It. You Never Learn Everything.

When You're Casting A Movie And When You're Shooting A Film, The Eyes Are The Most Important Feature Of Any Performer, Really. Any Great Actor Literally Knows Exactly How To Use Their Eyes, And Even As A Filmmaker I Love Shooting Huge Close-ups Because It's Those Eyes That Mean So Much To Me.