As A First-time Director In

I've Made Movies That Cost Less Than One Car Chase. But That's Part Of The Pleasure Of Doing It, Pushing Yourself In New Directions.

I Like Throwing Snowballs At Small Children.

I Still Can't Quite Believe It. Although There Was Something About The Fact That It Was A First-time Writer, A First-time Producer, And A First-time Director All At The Same Time.

You've Got To Believe As A Filmmaker That If A Movie's Good Enough, It's Going To Survive; And If It's Not, Well, It Won't.

If You're Doing A Classic Play, Where If You Do A Chekhov, You Do The Words As Written. You Can't Do That With A Novel; You Have To Do Your Version Of The Words As Written.