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One Of The Things You Don't Have In Haiti Is You Don't Have Anybody On Crack Doing Something Completely Out Of - That's Unpredictable. Even At The Worst Times In Haiti, The Violence That Had Happened, The Lack Of Security That Happened, Was Largely Predictable Because It Was Politically Tied.

The Thing That's Very Close In The Process Is Writing And Acting, Not Directing. Directing's Very Different.

You Need Governance, But You Also Need A Middle Class, You Need Agriculture, They Need To Be Able To Export. I Think That's Probably The Biggest Issue, The Job Creation That Could Come With The Kinds Of Things That Haiti Has All The Potential In The World To Export.

Well, Look At All Of These Summer Blockbusters. You Can't Help But Laugh A Little, Because You've Already Seen A Lot Of These Movies 482 Times.

Well, It Was Interesting Because When I Was Going To Do It The First Time In My Head Was Leonardo Dicaprio [for Chris] And Marlon Brando Was Going To Play The Character That Hal Holbrook Eventually Played. But Then When It Wasn't To Be And There Was No Promise That It Ever Would Be I Think Some Part Of Me Didn't Want To Attach Specifics To It Anymore - Actors Or Anything Else - Because I Wanted To See It Made That Much More Badly.