I'm Never At A Loss For New

Not That I've Always Loved The Movie When They Finally Come Out, Or If They Ever Come Out-because Many Of Them Don't Come Out-but I've Gotten To Work With Really Good Story Editors And Stuff Like That.

There Are Genres I Don't Care For, And I've Never Worked In Those Genres, And Then Sometimes There Are People That I Haven't Liked And I Haven't Worked For Those People. But If I Feel Like There's A Movie That I Would Like To Go See, I'll Jump Into It.

As A Screenwriter I'm Often Writing In Genres Where There Have Been Thousands Of Movies; Whereas When I Direct Movies They Tend To Be In Between Genres. They Tend To Have A Little Bit Of A Genre To Them, But They're Really About The People, And They're People We Haven't Met Before.

But Compared To Writing A Novel, Where You Can Be God, I Did The Bay Of Pigs Invasion In Six Pages Once, And There Were 50,000 Guys With Boots That I Didn't Have To Pay, And All Those Extras; We Didn't Have To Pay Them.

I Probably Wouldn't Have Done As Many As I Did In One Year, Which I Did When I Was Trying To Raise Money.