The Strongest Human Emotion Is

To Survive You Have To Withstand The Changes In The Business. This Business Has Gone Through So Many Changes Since I Was Young And Now It Is On To Something Else. It Is All Weird Today, For Me, Because I Am From The Old Times. You Just Have To Keep Adapting. Isn't That Darwinism? The Creature That Adapts To Its Environment Survives.

I'm Pretty Happy With Who I Am. I Like Myself And What I'm Doing. I Don't Need To Be The World's Greatest Director Or The Most Famous -- Or The Richest. I Don't Need To Make A Whole Lot Of Great Films. I Can Do My Job And I Can Do It Pretty Well. This Is The Realization I've Come To, Later In Life. It's Called Growing Up.

I Just Aim For Basketball Season To Start. I Don't Really Care About Anything Else In Life.

The Strongest Human Emotion Is Fear. It's The Essence Of Any Good Thriller That, For A Little While, You Believe In The Boogeyman.

When I Got Into The Movie Business, Working With Actors Was The One Thing I Was Really Weak At. I Didn't Know What To Say To Actors. They Scared Me And Intimidated Me. The Actors That I've Worked With Who Have Had A Lot Of Experience, Or Who I've Even Grown Up Watching As A Kid, Were Really Scary. I Was Like, "what Am I Going To Say To This Person?" But, I've Matured. It's Fun. I Understand What Actors Do Now.