I've Seen Attack Ships On Fire On

I Hate Acting When I See It. I Don't Want To Feel It, I Don't Want To See It, I Want To Be Taken Away With The Story - I Don't Want The Actor's Ego In Front Of Me. That's What I Try To Live When I Do The Work.

It Doesn't Matter Who's Directing, Or Who's Doing The Movie; There Are A Ton Of Things That Can Go Wrong, And They Do All The Time. So You Just Have To Figure Out How To Get Through It, And Then How The Director Finally Puts It Together, And Then See What The Audience Takes From It. That's The Most Important Thing To Me.

You Really Can't Say Enough About 'blade Runner.' For That Movie To Have Such A Long Life - You Can't Describe What A Beautiful Feeling That Is. Initially, The Movie Was Out Of Theaters In Something Like Two Weeks. But The People That Wanted It Back - The Fans - They Really Saved It.

I Think One Third Of My Work Is With First-time Directors Because I Think I Should, You Know? Really, The Difference Between A First-time Director And A Second- Or Third-time Director - I Mean There's No Director Who Makes Enough Movies Anyway - But If They're Talented, They Have It. And There Is No Movie That Is Perfect.

Most Of The Real Bad Guys In The World Are People Like You And Me; They're Not Stupid, And You Can't Smell Their Horns.