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Michael Jackson Wanted To Be In Men In Black Ii. He Told Me He Had Seen The First Men In Black In Paris And Had Stayed Behind And Sat There And Wept. I Had To Explain To Him That It Was A Comedy.

Michael Worked One Day. Everybody Was A Little Freaked Out And Nervous Because He's A Really Big Star. We Were Already Working With Really Big Stars, But Michael Is Michael.

By Definition A Sequel Can't Be Original. So You've Got To Figure Out What Worked The First Time Around.

There Is Something About Being A Director Where, For Me Personally, I Get To . . . It's The Closest I'll Ever Come To Being Able To Be A Stand Up. And To Use My Particular Sense Of Humor, And Hear People Laughing, Without Me Having To Stand Up In Front Of An Audience And Tell Jokes.

The First Cut I Do Is Usually Between Five And 10 Minutes Shorter Then The Cut That We Release. Anything I Think Isn't Working Or Might Not Work, I Don't Even Put It In The Director's Cut. And Usually It's The Studio Suggesting I Put Stuff Back In, As Opposed To Studios Saying, "you Got To Lose 40 Minutes," They Are Always Saying, "you've Got To Gain Five Minutes."