I Was A Bouncer For Ten Years

I Live My Life A Quarter Mile At A Time. Nothing Else Matters: Not The Mortgage, Not The Store, Not My Team And All Their Bullshit. For Those Ten Seconds Or Less, I'm Free.

I Never Think Of People's Nationality Too Much. I Always Look At Everybody The Same. It's Impossible For Me To Just Say One Group Of People Over Separate Groups Of People. Maybe It's Because I Was Raised In New York City Which Is This Melting Pot. Everybody Was Always The Same And The Whole Point Of My Whole Film Existence Was To Say That We're Just One Race.

I Was The Oldest Of The Children In My Family. I Had To Do A Lot Of Diaper-changing And Lunch-making. I Was Taking My Little Sister To Ballet, Picking Up My Brother, Sort Of Being A Super-nanny.

I Don't Know When The Last Time Was That Steven Spielberg Or George Lucas Made A Movie With Universal, But I Can Tell You That Universal Is Leading The Charge. They're Looking At Film Differently. They're Planning Ahead In A Way That I've Never Seen A Studio Do Before. They're Believing In A Relationship Between Fan And Film Franchise, In A New Way. They're More Receptive To An Audience, In Part Because Of Social Media, In A Way We've Never Been Allowed.

That's What I Love. I Love Thinking About The Film, The Project And Committing Myself As Much As Possible.