I Don't Have A Dog, Because I

For Me, Fantasy Has Always Been A Means Of Exploring Reality: It Explores The Fact That Your Internal Life, Your Dreams And The Weird Images And The Things That Come To You Are Things That Are Actually Important Tools For Dealing With Real Issues.

I Think A Lot Of Kids Feel Alone And Slightly Isolated And In Their Own World.

People Told Me I Couldn't Kill Nicholson, So I Cast Him In Two Roles And Killed Him Off Twice.

I Have No Idea What Happens, But I Do Respond To Other Cultures That Treat Life With A Much More Positive Approach. It Teaches - Especially When You're A Child - It Teaches You To Be Afraid Of Everything, You Feel Like Something Bad Is Always Going To Happen. As To Where That Other Way Seems A Much More Spiritual And Positive Approach.

I Worked At Disney Many Years Ago. They Just Let Me Sit In A Room For A Couple Of Years And Draw Whatever I Wanted To Draw, So It's A Very Personal Thing To Me. Drawing And Everything You Do There Is Something Meaningful And Personal.