I Don't Expect Every Movie To Be

I've Written So Many Things Over The Years That I Don't Want To Go Back To Being Just A Scriptwriter. I'm In What I Consider To Be The Enviable Position Of All I Have To Do Is Come Up With The Idea And Write An Outline That Makes It Seem Like It's A Viable Idea That Will Interest People, And Then Other People Write The Scripts -- And I Become The Executive Producer Or The Producer, Depending On How Much Involvement I Have, And I Get A Creative Credit And Then Move On To The Next Project.

I'm Not A Guy Who Gets Inspirations.

All I Thought About When I Wrote My Stories Was, "i Hope That These Comic Books Would Sell So I Can Keep My Job And Continue To Pay The Rent." Never In A Million Years Could I Have Imagined That It Would Turn Into What It Has Evolved Into Nowadays. Never.

I Don't Wake Up In The Morning And Say, Wow I've Got A Great Idea For A Story. But I Sit Down, And I Figure Well, Let's See.

Ideally, Anything One Writes Should Have A Social Conscience: If You Can Write A Story That Thrills, And With A Good Message, That's The Perfect Type Of A Story.