Making A Martial Arts Film

When You Go For Something Because You're Curious About It, You Get Psyched Up About The Chance Of Getting Into It. It's Like An Actor Meets A Role, And You Slip Into That Body And See What Happens, To Experience Certain Conditions, To Adopt A Certain Character. Even Shooting Is A Study Of The Character. I Think Both The Character And The Actor, And Eventually The Filmmaker - Myself - Are Finding A Way To Accept Their Environment And Being Accepted And Feel Comfortable Of Themselves.

I Don't Think The Hulk Is A Superhero. He's The First Marvel Character Who Is A Tragic Monster. Really An Anti-hero.

I Took The Name Green Destiny From - Well There Is Such A Sword Called Green Destiny. It Is Green Because You Keep Twisting It, It's An Ancient Skill, You Keep Twisting It And Knocking It And Twisting It Until It Is Very Elastic And Light.

I Wanted To Shoot Straight, Mainstream, Somehow Off-beat. Not Only Realistic West, Which Is Quite Unfamiliar To The World's Population - Even To A Lot Of Americans.

Americans Are Hidden Dragons To Me.