I Don't Ever Blink, Honestly.

Blade Runner Appears Regularly, Two Or Three Times A Year In Various Shapes And Forms Of Science Fiction. It Set The Pace For What Is Essentially Urban Science Fiction, Urban Future And It's Why I've Never Re-visited That Area Because I Feel I've Done It.

I Love Different Themes, Different Venues, Different Movies. I Love To Jump About And Tackle Different Subjects. I Have No Intellectual Master Plan.

I Always Say To People When I'm Trying To Get Something Going, Bringing On Other Producers Or Other Directors, "you Can Think Of 95 Reasons Why Not To Make A Movie. You've Got To Address Why You Want To Make The Movie And Get It Done. Just Do It." I Tend To Live By That Rule.

What You Do, Is You Gradually Become More And More Experienced, And More And More Realistic About Dramatic Tolerance, I.e. About How Long The Play Should Be.

You Step Forward And Make It Real For A Start. You Choose A Sensible Moment In History. Funnily Enough, England Was Bankrupt And The Moment Is The Death Of Richard The Lionheart... Richard Takes An Arrow In The Neck Collecting A Small Debt From A Small Castle On His Way Home From The Crusades Because He's Penniless.