For A Kid Who's Lost His Mom

It Is Nice When Things End. That Is What Stories Do - They End. It Is Hard To Write Endings And It Is Hard To Come To The End Of Things, But I Think When It Is Done Right, It Is A Very Satisfying Way To Appreciate Something.

It's Definitely Nerve-racking To Be The Center Of Attention. I'm Not The Kind Of An Actor That Just Craves Attention 24-7 - But It's Part Of The Deal. You're The Leader On The Set

It's Hard To Describe To People How Terrible It Was When You Could Only Watch Cartoons At A Certain Time In Your Life. But No, I Would Watch All Of Them - The Warner Bros. Cartoons And The Bugs Bunnys And Then The Tex Avery Stuff. Looking Back On It, They Were So Incredibly Subversive For Their Time. You'd Think, "oh, They're Just Making Jokes And This Or That." But When You Watch Them As An Adult, You Think, "oh No, They Were Talking About Some Pretty Deep Stuff."

The Difference Between Directing Film And Directing Television Is So Stark Simply Because Tv Is A Living Breathing Organism Already When You Direct An Episode.

I Think That We Live In A Moment In Time Where People Have A Lot Of Information About A Lot Of People Kind Of Instantly, But It's All Sort Of Surface Information And It Doesn't Really Mean Anything.