As A Filmmaker, You Are

One Does Not Simply Walk Into Mordor.

I Think That's The Job Of A Director Really, To Sort Of Funnel All The Creativity Into One Centralized Point Of Being.

I Just Got To The Point Where I Literally Didn't Want Anyone Else To Do It.

I Find That In The Process Of Making A Film You're Constantly Discovering Things That You Never Even Imagined Would Work At The Beginning. Actors Come Into The Film And Do Things You Never Even Imagined. Production Designers Come In, The Director Of Photography Lights It In A Way That You Never Imagined. So, It's Always Evolving, Always Exciting.

In An Ideal World The Script Is Written Lean And Tight And Therefore There Are No Scenes Left On The Cuttring Room Floor And Therefore No Extended Edition.