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The Thing About Paris, It's A Great City For Wandering Around And Buying Shoes And Nursing A Cafe Au Lait For Hours On End And Pretending You're Baudelaire. But It's Not A City Where You Can Work.

I Always Feel More Comfortable In Chaotic Surroundings. I Don't Know Why That Is. I Think Order Is Dull. There Is Something About This Kind Of Desire For Order, Particularly In Anglo Saxon Cultures, That Drive Out This Ability For The Streets To Become A Really Exotic, Amorphous, Chaotic, Organic Place Where Ideas Can, Basically, Develop.

There Are Two Rules I've Always Tried To Live By: Turn Left, If You're Supposed To Turn Right; Go Through Any Door That You're Not Supposed To Enter. It's The Only Way To Fight Your Way Through To Any Kind Of Authentic Feeling In A World Beset By Fakery.

I Never Intended For The Sex Pistols To Be Immeasurably Successful.

I Believe That Movies Are Fast Becoming Antique And Dinosauric As A Medium. Film Is A Medium For The Over-40s And Television Has Gone The Same Way. If You're Going To Look Towards The New Generation, Then Of Course You're Going To Have To Be A Lot More Random, Spontaneous, Irreverent And Provocative With Your Programming.