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There's Been An Amazing Backlash For The Last Decade In America: Political Correctness. In Many Ways, I Think That, While We've Been Remarkably Violent In Our Media, There's Been A Real Schizophrenia. In Private, On The Internet, And On Public-affairs Shows Or Talk Radio, We're Way More Explicit Than We've Ever Been. But Traditional Hollywood Has Been Much More Frightened Than It Ever Was In The '70s About Presenting Things That Could Be Perceived As Politically Incorrect.

My First Student Film Was Orientation, Which Was Basically The Set-up For Animal House. There Are A Couple Of Scenes That We Later Borrowed In Some Form.

Also Watching A Movie On Dvd Is Different Than Watching It In The Theater.

The Hardest Thing For Everyone, For The Writer, For The Director And Certainly For The Actors, Is Not To Panic When They're Doing A Certain Line For The Tenth Time Because Everything Ceases To Be Funny After It's Been Repeated.

It's Been About 15 Years, And I've Never Really Worked Seriously In Cgi And I Thought That Here Was An Opportunity To Do The Kinds Of Things That I Was Not Able To Do On Ghostbusters.