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I Want To Form A Political Party That's Based Entirely On What Music People Listen To. To Me, It's A Much Better Barometer Of What They Think And Feel Than Their Political Stance.

American Movie Audiences Now Just Don’t Seem To Be Very Interested In Any Kind Of Ambiguity Or Any Kind Of Real Complexity Of Character Or Narrative - I’m Talking In Large Numbers, There Are Always Some, But Enough To Make Hits Out Of Movies That Have Those Qualities. I Think Those Qualities Are Now Being Seen On Television And That People Who Want To See Stories That Have Those Kinds Of Qualities Are Watching Television.

I Look At Other Filmmakers And See Skills In Them That I Wish I Had But I Know That I Don't. I Feel Like I Have To Work Really Hard To Keep Myself Afloat, Doing What I Do. But I Find It Pleasurable.

My Experience Over The Years With Working With People Who Are Not Actors Or Not Trained Actors Is That You Have To Get To Know Them Well Enough To See What They Have That's Translatable Onto The Screen.

The Key Is, If Youre Not Monkeying Around With The Script, Then Everything Usually Goes Pretty Well.