The Bottom Line Is, You

The Advice You Give To Young Directors For Sure Is To Go Out And Become Some Version Of A Successful Movie Actor. Do That First And Say Yes To People Like Terrence Malick And Clint Eastwood And Woody Allen When They Come And Offer You Movies. It's A Great Front Row Seat To Filmmaking.

The Bottom Line Is, You Love Your Wife, You Do Your Best With That.

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

I Don't Have Any Particular Excitement About Working With Any Specific Director Or Actor At This Point.

It's A Foreground Of My Feeling. That Place Moves Me. And I Don't Mean My Country; It's Part Of Our Shared Natural World That Happens To Be Particular To A Sense Of Wherever My Storytelling Inclinations Come From And My Own History Of Kind Of Being A Road Rat And Travelling.