When I Was About Seven, I Started

It's Always Refreshing To Step Into Another Time.

I Love My Work, But There Is No Price You Can Put On What You Miss When You Are Away From Your Kids.

I Don't Know What It Is, Exactly, But There's A Negative Drag On Film Sets After The Second Week Or So, A Mutinous Vibe Because The Infinite Capacities Of The Directors And Everybody Else Become Quite Finite And Everybody's Under The Gun And It Becomes Work.

I Would Say Chemistry Between Two People Is Very Powerful. You Have To Fight To Keep It, But If You Don't Have It, You Can't Manufacture It.

I Think That Directing Is The Ultimate Martyred Task Of Filmmaking, That It Has Nobility To It. It Takes Three Years To Make A Film, For The Most Part. I Think It Requires The Attentiveness Of A Mother Hen. I Don't Know How People Raise Children And Direct Films. I'm Sorry, I Don't Know, How Can You Be Good At Both?