You Don't Have Your Film Finished When

A Tv Show Where All Of The Characters Are Trying To Figure Out What's Going On, And The Suspense Of That, Fits My [voice] Really Well. You Feel Their Frustration, Anger And Fear, And Then, When The Reveal Happens, Their Sense Of Dread Or Horror, Or Whatever It Is, And I Like To Paint With Those Colors.

I Think I Take What You Might Call A B-movie Story, Deal With B-movie Subjects, And I Treat It As If It's An A-movie In Terms Of My Approach, My Crew, My Actors, My Ethics And So On. I Guess That's My Trademark Or One Of Them Anyway!

The Beauty Of The World Of Unbreakable Is That You're Playing It For Reality. It Should Never Feel Like A Comic Book Movie. It Feels Like A Straight-up Drama. It's Real. You're Confronting The Possibility That Comic Book Characters Were Based On People That Were Real.

You Don't Get To Celebrate Yourself Unless You Risk Being Mocked Or Rejected. As An Artist, You Cannot Play It Safe. You Just Can't.

You're Never The Same. You're Degrading, Or You're Getting Better. You Don't Stay The Same.