I Don't Ever Blink, Honestly.

I Believe All Of Us Only Use One Tenth Of Our Brain. I Know People Who Use One Per Cent Only!

In My View, The Only Way To See A Film Remains The Way The Filmmaker Intended: Inside A Large Movie Theater With Great Sound And Pristine Picture.

If We Had Written Tristan In The True Vernacular The Audience Would Have Been Very Small. It Wouldn't Have Even Been Shakespearean. It Would Have Been So Celtic You Wouldn't Understand What Was Going On.

You Step Forward And Make It Real For A Start. You Choose A Sensible Moment In History. Funnily Enough, England Was Bankrupt And The Moment Is The Death Of Richard The Lionheart... Richard Takes An Arrow In The Neck Collecting A Small Debt From A Small Castle On His Way Home From The Crusades Because He's Penniless.

I Think Moviemakers Are Dramatists.