I Would Still Like To Go To

When I Came To England, The First Director I Met Was Charles Sturridge, Who Told Me, 'you Speak Like Somebody Out Of The 1950s.

Time And Time Again I Was Told That I Would Never Make The Film On Time And Never Make It On Budget. That Kind Of Criticism Tends To Turn Me Into A Great Big Motor Of Efficiency.

You Finish A Movie And You Think, There, You've Done It, Really Well, Or Best You Can. But If You Watch It, You See It Was Just Bollocks.

I Like Fixing Things.

Well, It's True That I've Never Been Solitary, Although I Spend A Lot Of Time Alone. I've Never Felt Lonely Or Been Shy.