There's Nothing Funny About Flying To Houston.

For The Most Part, Improvising While Cameras Are Rolling Is Very Difficult. 99% Of People You Should Never Ask To Do That, Because They're Under Pressure, The Clock Is Running, 80 People Are Staring At You...it's Always Unnatural.

What Naturally Stops You Making The Film Is There Is No More Money In The Budget. That's Really What It Is. If You Had An Unlimited Budget, If You Were A Billionaire And You Financed Your Own Movies, Then You Can Either Date, Because You Can Sit In An Editing Room For Six Years, Like Howard Hughes, And Never Finish Anything.

I'm Not Elvis. I Don't Get Chased By Paparazzi.

I've Seen The Future! It's A Bald-headed Man From New York!

When You Improvise On The Spot, People Are Very Reluctant To Have Soft Moments Or Quiet Moments Or Sad Moments Because They're Trying To Fill Up The Spaces. So They Always Go Towards, "how Come You're Late?! You're Supposed To Have My Shirt Ready! You Call This A Dry Cleaner?!" That's What Happens. That's Why Improvising On The Spot Gets Very Dicey.