I Can Make A Movie About Lee

I Find Myself In Situations A Lot Where I Have To Say To Someone, "this Can Be Better," And It's Hard To Say That.

I Think '60s Are Appealing To Creative People, Because It Seemed To Be A Time Of Endless Possibilities, When The Boundaries Of What Could Be Considered Popular Culture Were Being Expanded Almost By The Week. It Doesn't Feel Like That Anymore. At Times, I Wish It Were So. Radio Is A Perfect Example; Good God, I Mean, Back Then The Most Interesting Songs Were Also Hits, And That's Just Not True Anymore. It Hasn't Been True In A Long Time.

There's Definitely A Way Of Thinking And A Way Of Being In The South That Has Its Advantages And Disadvantages.

The Brief Flashbacks Are Sun-kissed, Summery And Optimistic. It's The Only Place In The Movie You Will See Red, Yellow, Orange, Or Any Vibrant Colors.

People Are Sort Of Numb To Watching Violence, But Sexual Activity Is Still As Strong As It Ever Was In Terms Of Generating Response.