If There's Something I Want,

My Parents From A Very Young Age Raised My Sister And I Under A Pressure To Achieve. Theyre Both Attorneys. So Good Marks, Getting Through University, There Was A Huge Emphasis And Pressure To Do Well And Keep Going.

It Was Really Interesting To Be Editing The Film [trust] In New York And Directing The Play In Chicago, And One Definitely Informed The Other. The Play Probably Benefitted More Because I Realized What Scenes Could Be Cut, And I Cut Those Scenes From The Play.

If I Were Given A Choice Between Two Films And One Was Dark And Explored Depraved, Troubled Or Sick Aspects Of Our Culture, I Would Always Opt For That Over The Next Romantic Comedy.

I Had Invited 50 Or 60 Peers And Friends, Most Of Whom Were Parents, To See The Film [trust], And I Asked About The Last Scene. It Was Interesting Because It Was Split Right Down The Middle, 50/50. About Half The Audience Wanted It To End With The Very Emotional Scene Between Clive And Liana, And That Feeling Of Realization And Catharsis. And, The Other Half Were Adamant About Keeping That Last Scene.

I Find America Falling In Love With A Tv Show Flattering And Interesting, But At The Same Time A Little Sad.