It Took Me A While To Feel

If You Think About Movies That Are Adapted From Books, They Never Feel Like Enough. There's Always Too Much Cut Out In The End. You Either Make A Five Hour Movie Or You Leave Out Stuff That Should Be In There.

There's Not A Lot Of Room Anymore For What I Call 'made-up' Drama. The Drama Comes From Real Places Now - Marriage Takes Work And Focus, The Kid Stuff Takes Patience And Commitment. And If You Don't Grow As People And As A Couple, Within All Of That, Then You've Got Some Real Drama.

In Your Twenties, If You Have Any Amount Of Complexity In Your Childhood, Or Any Trauma That You Haven't Dealt With, It Comes Out. That's Why You Have A Lot Of Artists That Don't Make It Through.

Most Times You Do A Movie Every Place Except For What The Camera Sees Is Just A Mess With The Lights, People, And Cameras So You Get Used To It. There Is No Way To Shut That Out, There Is Always A Constant Reminder Of How Many People It Takes, What Is Going On And How Many Elements That Goes Into Making This Scene Look Right.

I Like Weird. I Like Weird A Lot.