You Hold All Of Our Futures In

I Don't Know If You've Ever Seen Some Of The Sidney Lumet Movies, Like Dog Day Afternoon [1975] Or Network [1976]. They're Real Events That Happen In Real Time, And There Are All Of These Different Characters Experiencing The Same Thing In Different Parts Of The Movie ... I Am So Bad At Explaining My Films. But It's In The World Of Finance And The World Of Media, And How They Connect. It Was A Big Undertaking. A Big, Mainstream Movie, Which Stars Julia Roberts And George Clooney. But For Me, It's Really Just A Small Story About Character And People.

But The Reason I Became, Why I Wanted To Be In The Business Was Because There Was Midnight Cowboy.

I'm Interested In Directing Movies About Situations That I've Lived, So They Are Almost A Personal Essay About What I've Come To Believe In.

I Don't Find Acting And Directing Schizophrenic, In Any Way. I Find It Completely Easy To Move Between The Two.

There Are Lots Of Futurists That Spend Their Whole Life Trying To Figure Out Who We're Going To Be In 40, 50, 60, 100 Years. That's The Great Thing About Science Fiction.