With Great Power Comes Great Responsibilty.

I'm Lucky. I Don't Have To Produce The Whole Movie. What I've Been Doing Is Just Coming Up With Ideas For Movies. I Write A Concept, A Treatment, An Outline, And If I Sell That To A Studio, Then Someone Else Does The Actual Production And I Go On To Another Project, Although I Keep The Title Executive Producer.

If You Enjoy What You Do, If You Are Interested In What You Do, I Really Think That's The Best Situation.

My Problem Is I Don't See And Hear That Well, So When I Go To The Movies, I Can Make Out What's Going On, But I Can't Hear What They're Saying. And After The Movie, I Have To Ask Whoever I'm With "now, What Was That All About?"

Once You Get The Script, You Then Hope You Can Get The Director That You Want. Then You Hope He Can Get The Cast He Wants. Again, You Can Go Quickly Or There Can Be A Million Stumbling Blocks. There's Just No Way To Know.

I Like Silver Surfer Because He's The Most Philosophical, Always Philosophizing About The Human Race And The Human Condition And Why People Are The Way They Are, Why They Don't Appreciate This Wonderful Planet They Live On... He Has A Nice Moral Tone.