I Make Movies I Want To See.

With In The Company Of Men, The Misogynist Label Stuck Early And Firmly. In The End, It Probably Did Hurt The Film A Bit, Because Getting Women Into The Theaters Was Difficult.

I Was Always Looking For The Most Dramatic Emphasis. One Example Would Be The Letter Writing, Or The Reading Of The Letters. If You Remember From The Book, They Find The Letters And Then In The Most Undramatic Way They Take Them Downstairs, They Get Approval, They Sit At A Table During The Day With Their Own Author, Across From Each Other.

My Business Is Can I Create A World That's Possible And Could Happen? I Think That's The Only Thing That I Have To Do, And I Think That I Have Done That Each Time.

I Was Very Careful To Cast Guys Who Were Very Good-looking And Very Fit And Who Had A Certain Sense Of Privilege About Them, Because With That Sense Of Privilege Comes Contempt.

I Felt, If I'm Going To Take On Some Of The Most Overdone Material, Which Is Men And Women And Affairs And Betrayal Of Friends, I Had Better Have A New Take On It. I Think My Films Come From A Desperation Not To Be Boring.