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Grief Changes Shape, But It Never Ends. People Have A Misconception That You Can Deal With It And Say, 'it's Gone, And I'm Better.' They're Wrong.

I Have A Producing Partner Named Stephen Hamel, And We've Been Trying To Generate Material.

It's The Journey Of Self, I Guess. You Start With This Kind Of Loner, Outside Guy, Which A Lot Of People Can Relate To, And He Goes Out Into The World.

The Anti-hero Or Hero Usually Has A Journey Or Quest So They Are Interesting As You Find Out What's Going To Happen, What They Are Looking For. What Are They Trying To Do? Sometimes What They Do Is Heroic Or Comes With A Price Or Sacrifice Or Maybe The Way They Do Things Isn't So Great And That's When They Become Anti-heroes. But The Journey Of An Anti-hero Combined With A Good Story Done Well Is Always Worthwhile.

Eventually, It Came To This Place Like, "i'd Like To Direct, But I Need To Find The Story To Tell." Man Of Tai Chi Became The Story To Tell.