Writers Are Not Meant For Action.

I Started Writing Movie Scripts. They Excited Me A Lot, But I Didn't Like Them When They Were Finished Because They Were Simple Copies Of The Films I Saw In Childhood.

Most Of The Movies I Saw Growing Up Were Viewed As Totally Disposable, Fine For Quick Consumption, But They Have Survived 50 Years And Are Still Growing.

The Essayist Has To Follow A Certain Intellectual Pattern. The Novelist Has The Advantage Of Using Fantasy, Of Being Subjective.

My Only Fantasy About Writing Was That In My Old Days, After Directing Many Masterpieces, I Would Write My Memoirs.

I Think Cinema Is Closer To Allegories Than To Reality. It's Closer To Our Dreams.