I Don't Watch My Films.

Way Back In The '70s, I Was Approached To Talk About The Story I'd Write For A Spider-man Movie. They Also Talked To Me About Batman. I Had To Think About It, But That Was Way, Way Back When.

You Play With Everything You've Got. I'm Not A Lover Of Cheap Tricks. I've Always Loved Playing With People, But There's No Rule About It. You Try Everything You Can.

I Made A Decision Back In 1978 That, In A Trade Off For Money When I Directed Halloween, I Would Have My Name Above The Title In Order To Basically Brand These Movies My Own.

I'm Pretty Happy With Who I Am. I Like Myself And What I'm Doing. I Don't Need To Be The World's Greatest Director Or The Most Famous -- Or The Richest. I Don't Need To Make A Whole Lot Of Great Films. I Can Do My Job And I Can Do It Pretty Well. This Is The Realization I've Come To, Later In Life. It's Called Growing Up.

We've Got The Prettiest Girls In The World Here In Los Angeles And There's A Great Music Scene. And I Learned What I Learned About Cinema Here In Los Angeles So It's Always Been Really Important To Me As A City To Live In And I Love Making Movies About It.