I Don't Want To Make

To Create The Reality Of Space With This Sense Of Suspension: Nothing's Happening, It's Endless; We're Traveling At 28,000 Kilometers An Hour But Nothing's Happening. Nothing! And You Have To Do That! There Are All These Rules You Have To Follow, I've Never Known Anything Like It.

For Us, Destiny Always Feels... If You Obey, It's Almost A Passive Thing.

When You're In Zero Gravity Everything Moves At The Same Speed And Nothing Stops It. If You Throw Something It Travels Forever But It Still Travels At The Speed You Threw It At. To Make It Plausible, Movies Have Chosen To Show It In Slow Motion.

Good Storytelling For Me Is Not So Much Technical Expertise, Which I Know Is Applauded Often; It's Actually Freshness Of Approach. It Does Mean You Sometimes Stumble And Fall And Make A Horrible Mess Of Things In Seeking That Freshness, But You Should Always Keep Trying To Do That.

The Great Thing About Space Films Generally, With The Exception Of Apollo 13, Is That Big Stars Tend Not To Work In Space And I Think That's Because Space Is An Equaliser. It Makes Everyone The Same Really And Suits An Ensemble Cast And Actors Who Are Prepared To Work With Each Other.