I've Made Movies That Were Adaptations And

I Have Always Been Very Rebellious And Gone Against The Grain. I've Always Challenged The Standards Set Before Me.

The Sad Thing About Our Society Is That Women Are Put In One Of Two Categories. You're Either In The Beautiful Category And You're Seen As Sexy And Beautiful, Or Some Version Of That, Or You're Put Into Another Category... The Latter Category Affords Women The Opportunity To Be Smart, Funny, Independent, Mean, Strong, Intelligent And Opinionated. We Take Them Seriously As Politicians, If They Fit Into That Latter Category. We Respect Their Opinions More And Give Them Higher Expectations. That Latter Category Is What Allows Female Actors To Be Characters.

I Had Always Been A Reader And A Skeptic, So When I Was Old Enough To Break Away From Organized Religion, It Just Came Naturally.

I Was Interested In [hunter S. Thompson Novels]. The Rebel In Me Fell In Love With It, And The Artist In Me Was Confused By It, And Interested And Turned On. Ever Since, His Work Has Meant Different Things To Me, At Different Times, And I Still Get New Meaning Out Of It And Appreciate It, In A Different Way. His Work Is Very Visceral, And You Can Take From It What You Want, In Various Moments Of Your Life.

I'm Pretty Confusing. But I Do Have An Oil Rig In My Back Yard.