The Only Job That Was

I Like Films That Don't Have That Unonimity Of A Response; That Don't Have Consensus In The Audience. What It Is Essentially For Me Is That If You Go Back And Watch The Film A Second Time, Do You Feel That You've Been Played Fair With? Are All The Clues In Place? Indeed, Sometimes These Things Are Even Overstated. Specifically, For That Reason.

Revenge Is A Particularly Interesting Concept, Especially The Notion Of Whether Or Not It Exists Outside Of Just An Abstract Idea.

I Want To Be Surprised And Entertained By A Movie, So That's What We're Trying To Do For The Audience. Obviously, We Also Have To Sell The Film.

In Hollywood There's A Great Openness, Almost A Voracious Appetite For New People. In England There's A Great Suspicion Of The New. In Cultural Terms, That Can Be A Good Thing, But When You're Trying To Break Into The Film Industry, It's Definitely A Bad Thing.

But, In Each Case, As A Filmmaker Who's Been Given Sizable Budgets With Which To Work, I Feel A Responsibility To The Audience To Be Shooting With The Absolute Highest Quality Technology That I Can And Make The Film In A Way That I Want.