We Can't Repay Our Good Luck With

It's Such An Intimate Experience, Being A Director, Artistically. It's Deep And It's Satisfying And It's Wonderful, On So Many Levels, But It's Also Really Scary.

I Really Feel Sorry For People Who Are, Who Divide Their Whole Life Up Into 'things That I Like' And 'things That I Must Do.' You're Only Here For A Short Time, Mate. Learn To Like It.

God Bless America, God Save The Queen, God Defend New Zealand And Thank Christ For Australia.

When You're Heading Into Anzac Cove You Are Going Into This Battle Situation Staring Into The Sun. So, Any Movement In That Water, Any Glint Is Going To Be Seen For Miles Away. Even In The First Rays Of Dawn, There's Nowhere To Hide.

To Be Honest, When You're Younger And Cooler, You Say Those Sort Of Things Don't Mean Anything, But Then On The Day When They Pat You On The Back And They Say, "look, Mate, We're Noticing What You're Doing-thanks Very Much;' You Think Of The People Who Spent A Life In The Cinema And Didn't Receive That Kind Of Accolade, And It's Sort Of A Humbling Experience. And It's Very Nice And All That. But It Doesn't Change The Way I Do Things.