The First Dog I Had Was Owned

When You're The Guy Behind The Camera, You're Aware Of The Reasons For The Compromises Or The Changes That Get Made. As An Actor, You Go And Do Your Thing, And Someone Else Down The Line Then Does All The Math And Goes, "we Can't Include That Thing Where He's Pretending To Be Dumb And Needling Those People, Because It Takes A Minute And A Half, And It Ruins The Next Scene. It Doesn't Make Sense." If You're Directing, You're The One Doing That.

You're Encouraged To Do The Same Kind Of Movies. But I Would Like To Keep Doing Different Things.

For People Who Have... Had Curve Balls Thrown At Them, It Is Easier To Digest Change And Digest Change In Other People. Change Only Scares The Small-minded. The Small-minded And Me.

In My Movies, There Has Been Little To Do In The Way Of Animal Rights. I Have Never Worked In A Movie With Animals. No Horse-riding, No Trained Dogs, Lions, Bears. A Few Actors, But What Could I Do? We Had To Have Them.

Movies Are Collaborative, And That's Part Of What Makes It A Great Experience. They're Different From A Lot Of Other Art Forms, But Also It Makes It Seem Like When You See The Final Product, You Go, "i Wouldn't Have Done That. I Wouldn't Have Done This."