What I Really Want To Do Is

With A Movie You're Creating From The Beginning This Particular Work, Let's Not Call It Work Of Art, Because Very Few Movies Are Works Of Art, Let's Just Call Them Bits Of Popular Culture, Whatever They Are, Sometimes Very Rarely By Accident A Movie Becomes A Work Of Art.

You Know, Essentially When You Do A Play You're Reinterpreting A Work Of Art That Already Exists. That's Not What Happens With A Movie.

When You Spend Your Life Acting And Being Other People, As Opposed To Being The One Person That You Are, You Learn That Life Is Gray Sometimes, Not Black And White. That What You Thought Was True Isn't Necessarily True If You Switch Sides.

I'm Not A Very Good Predictor In Any Area Of Art, Particularly My Own. I Don't Know How To Evaluate That.

For Example, A Man Who Might Not Have Enormous Charisma, Who Could Be President 40 Years Ago, And Who Was A Deserving President, I Don't Know That George Washington Would Be A President Today, I Don't Know That Abe Lincoln Would, I Don't Know That Roosevelt Would.