The Irony Is That You

There's Something In Human Nature, The Trying-to-get-on-with-it Quality Of People, The Struggle To Maintain Or Keep The Show Going Can Be Exhausting.

Here's The Thing About Movies, All Movies End Up On Television. That's Their Life. Whether You Like It Or Not, I Don't Care How Much Money You Spend On It, Or How Big Or Broad The Film Is, Or Who The Actors Are In It, Eventually It's All Coming Out Of The Box.

There's Something In Human Nature, The Trying-to-get-on-with-it Quality Of People, The Struggle To Maintain Or Keep The Show Going Can Be Exhausting. It Just Seems Like That Element Of Trying To Move Forward While Things Are Breaking Down... Obviously, It's Always Been The Backdrop For A Lot Of Great Literature And Great Cinematic Characters, But Aside From That, I'm Just Drawn To It Because That Feels Honest To Me.

It's Not Easy To Tell A Story About Writers And Make That Feel Like A Complete Story And An Interesting Story.

Everybody's Family Has Problems.