There Is Nothing In This

I Make Dark Dramas, Movies About People Living In Desperate Fear Who Then Overcome That Fear And Find A Heroic Side To Themselves.

I Don't Like It When Reviews Aren't About The Movie. When They're About How Much Money Somebody Made, Or Who They're Sleeping With, Or If They Got The Job Via Some Connection, Or About How Fox Is Putting X Amount Of Dollars Into It.

What I Didn't Realize Is How Completely Consumed I Would Be By My Sons. I Didn't Know That The Rest Of My Life Would Become So Little A Priority.

I Aspire To Be Able To Appreciate And Review A Director Based On Their Accomplishments And Based On Who They Are And What They Bring To The Material, Regardless Of Their Gender.

With 'taxi Driver,' I Had This Eureka Moment. I Realized That Acting Could Be Much More Than What I Had Been Doing. I Had To Build A Character That Wasn't Me.