My Sense Is, I Think It's Okay

Everybody Says How Hard Comedy Is, But, When It Comes Time To Honor Things, Whether It's On A Weekly Critical Basis Or Whether It's Award Time, At That Time Of The Year, Comedy Is The Poor, Dumb Child Of Dramatic Work.

I Never Like To Do Parodies. I Never Do. It's Just Not My Style Of Comedy.

I Don't Think There Will Be Another Ghostbusters. I Think We're All Too Old To Do It. I Think We've Done It A Couple Times And There Is Not That Much To Get Out Of It, To Do That Would Be Fresh In It.

I've Always Believed In Populating My Films With Characters Who We Like, Who We Have Some Warmth For, Who Have Warmth For Each Other, Who We Would Like To Hang Out With, Who We Emulate In One Way Or Another. It's Not That They All Get Along, Or That There Aren't Bad People Or People We Make Fun Of. But At The Core, There's A Kind Of Sweetness.

Comedy Is A Very Delicate Business, Especially Comedies That Sort Of Attempt To Do Things In An Honest Way And In A Very Naturalistic Way The Way That 'no Strings Attached' Is.