People Are Beautiful Wrecks.

I Believe The Death Of Bobby Kennedy Was In Many Ways The Death Of Decency In America. I Think It Was The Death Of Manners And Formality, The Death Of Poetry And The Death Of A Dream.

There Is No Doubt That Directing Television Has Helped Hone My Directing Skills. What Television Teaches You Is To Be Efficient And To Think On Your Feet. You Have To Adhere To Strict Deadlines And Budget Constraints.

People Come Up To Me On The Street And Say, 'men At Work Is The Funniest Movie I Ever Saw In My Life'. But, You Know, I Do Have To Question How Many Movies These People Have Seen.

What's The Level Of Compromise For Making That Kind Of Money? How Far Do I Have To Sell My Soul? What's The Price Of That? And I Don't Know If I Want To Make Those Kind Of Compromises Any More. I Think I'm A Different Person. I Think I've Matured To A Great Extent. I Think That I Want Different Things Now. That It's Not About The Celebrity Status That You Receive Because You're Doing The Next Hot Movie. It's About Doing Good Work.

I Used To Google My Name To See What Came Up - It Hurt.