I'm Not A Painter Who's

I Don't Like Weddings. I Never Have. I Find Moments In Them I Really Like, But I Always Look At Them Like, "oh My God, We Have To Go To A Wedding." My Problem With Weddings Is That They Are Just Too Long.

With A Suit, Even If You're Having A Nervous Breakdown, You Still Look Like You're In Charge.

I Always Felt, And Still Feel, One Of My Best Strengths As A Director Is Having Been An Actor For A Long Time. Nobody Knows Actors And Their Insecurities And Strengths And Everything More Than Somebody Who's Done It Before.

I'm More Of A Science Head, So I Was Like, How Would A Guy Use - If There Were Ghosts - Technology To Bring Them Back?

Scripts Are A House Of Cards And You Can't Just Reach In The Middle And Pull Out The Middle Card Because The House Of Cards Will Fall Down. But At A Certain Point You Almost Have To Allow That House Of Cards To Get Knocked Down A Few Times Because You Need To Make It Sturdier. How Many Times Do You Hear, "no, That Doesn't Make Sense," Or "why Would This Happen?" That Was A Mistake. You Shouldn't Have Those Moments, Because The Moment You're Knocked Out Of The Story, Then You're Dead. And All You Can Go Is Moment To Moment,or Joke To Joke. And That's Gonna Wear People Out.