When You Hang A Man, You Better

I Was Forty The First Time I Directed. I Formed A Company In 1967, Looking To The Future. My Dad Taught Me That Whatever You Do, Do It Well. Be The Best At What You Can Do For That Particular Job In Life. That Always Resonated With Me.

I Love Every Aspect Of The Creation Of Motion Pictures And I Guess I Am Committed To It For Life.

Nothing Wrong With Shooting...as Long As The Right People Get Shot.

What I Think The Mentor Gets Is The Great Satisfaction Of Helping Somebody Along, Helping Somebody Take Advantage Of An Opportunity That Maybe He Or She Did Not Have.

I've Taken Advantage Of A Few Breaks That Came Along And Moved Along With Them.