When I Do A Western, I Often

I Want To Live Forever, And I Know I Won't. I'm Not Afraid Of Dying. I'm Only Afraid Of One Thing: Not Being Able To Raise My Kids.

The Western Will Always Be Here. And It Just Depends On How Good You Make One. And One Movie Doesn't Kill It. And One Movie Doesn't Preserve It. It's Storytelling. It's A Very American Thing. I'll Continue To Do It.

When You Draw A Western Correctly, You Create Such Drama, Such Dilemma That You Think You Almost Don't Want To Admit Who You Might Have Been.

I Was Always Listening To My Father More Than Anyone. I Was Always Afraid Of My Father More Than Anyone. But There's A Moment In Time Where Other Men In Your Life Can Have A Huge Impact.

Conventional Wisdom Is So Scary Because What If Everybody's Wrong?