I'm Not A 'star Wars' Geek.

The Most Extraordinary Thing, You'd Be Given Permission For, And Then The Weirdest, Simplest Things, You Just Wouldn't Be Able To Obtain Permissions. And It Would Go On And On And On Forever And Ever, And There Was No Way To Know. You Have To Kind Of Approach It With An Open, Quite Optimistic Mind, No Matter What's Thrown At You, Because It Will Only Ever Result In Damaging The Film If You Let Any Kind Of Despondency Get To You.

I Don't Want People To Sit There And Objectively Watch The Film. I Want Them To Experience It As Something That's Under Their Skin, So You Try To Make The Films Really Tactile.

If I Am Acting Out In Any Particular Way That Is Harmful To Myself - Without A Shadow Of Doubt, There Is A Feeling Suppressed Under Wanting That Second Candy Bar. Often, It Is That Little Voice I Haven't Paid Attention To. It's Generally Not The Adult Voice. If I Take A Moment To Address That And Figure Out What That Is, The Desire For The Candy Bar Seems To Dissipate.

If You Love A Book You Tend Not To Follow Its Surface Value, You Follow The Other Things In It.

You Can't Tell Someone They Are Wrong About Their Own Life.