I Don't Have Any Regrets.

I'd Want To Marry Cate Blanchett, Date Kate Bosworth, And Spend The Weekend With Elisha Cuthbert.

Whoever Writes A Bad Review, I Put Their Name On A List, And They're Going To Get Taken Care Of One Day Down The Road. Otherwise, I Don't Let It Bother Me. The Truth Is, These Are Review-proof Movies. The Audiences Are Going To See It. My Audience, Our Audience, Isn't Reading Esquire Magazine To See If My Movie Is Good Or Not. They Just Want To Laugh, To Be Entertained, And Lose Themselves.

Woody Allen Is In His '70s And He's Making Movies, So I Look Forward To Getting There.

I Never Dreamed I Would Be Producing The Oscars. That Was A Huge Deal For Me.

There's No Greater Feeling Than People Coming Up To Me And Going, "man, My Father Was Dying, And We Went To See Rush Hour, And It Was The Greatest Night We Had In Years Together. We Sat In That Theater And We Laughed For Two Hours Without Stopping. That Was Just A Great Memory That I Had Before My Father Died."