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It's A Strange World, As David Lynch Would Say

Look, If Somebody Said Tomorrow, "we're Making A Lethal Weapon Formula Movie, But It's Incredibly Well-written And For Two Women," I'm Not Going To Say, "oh, Forget It, It's Formula." I Got An Idea The Other Day, That Somebody Should Write A Typical Formula Movie, A Lethal Weapon, And Make It With Me And My Dad. It Could Be All Father-and-daughter Capers. But I'd Want Someone Really Weird To Direct It.

I'm Friends With Renny Harlan, Who Directed Die Hard 2, And I Will Say, I Thought It Was Beautifully Done. What I Loved About It Was That The Bad Guys Are Basically American Political Figures. They Don't Have East German Accents Or Whatever.

What About Good Small Roles For Women? I've Told My Agent, If There Are Two Great Scenes In A Film, I Don't Care, If It's Something With That Great Edge To It.

Even If You've Gone Through An Average Childhood, You Have Girlfriends Who Get Pregnant And Then Have To Choose Whether Or Not To Have A Child. And This Stuff Certainly Makes You Think About What You're Taking On. I Certainly Want To Have Children, But I Could Never Do It Until I Felt I Loved Myself Enough, And Wanted To Bring Someone Into The World Because I Had Some Kind Of Security.