You Always Exaggerate Things In A Movie.

My Problem Is I Don't See And Hear That Well, So When I Go To The Movies, I Can Make Out What's Going On, But I Can't Hear What They're Saying. And After The Movie, I Have To Ask Whoever I'm With "now, What Was That All About?"

Your Humans Slaughter Each Other Because Of The Color Of Your Skin, Or Your Faith Or Your Plitics -- Or For No Reason At All -- Too Many Of You Hate As Easily As You Draw Breath. - Magneto

I Have To Force Myself To Get Angry. But I Want To Show The World That There's Another Side To Me, That I Am Capable Of Deep, Deep Anger And Fury. They Better Watch Out For How I'm Treated.

I Remember When I Was A Kid, I Loved Sherlock Holmes. I Thought Arthur Conan Doyle Was One Of The Greatest Writers, Because I Felt I Knew Sherlock Holmes. He Existed To Me. When I Went To England The First Thing I Did Was Go To Baker Street To Look For His House. I Think You've Got To Try To Make All Of Your Characters As Empathetic And Realistic As Possible.

Some Artists, Such As Jack Kirby, Need No Plot At All. I Mean I'll Just Say To Jack, "let's Let The Next Villain Be Dr. Doom" ... Or I May Not Even Say That. He May Tell Me. And Then He Goes Home And Does It. He's So Good At Plots, I'm Sure He's A Thousand Times Better Than I. He Just Makes Up The Plots For These Stories. All I Do Is A Little Editing ... I May Tell Him That He's Gone Too Far In One Direction Or Another. Of Course, Occasionally I'll Give Him A Plot, But We're Practically Both The Writers On The Things.