I Think That George Lucas' 'star Wars'

Aragorn: Gentlemen! We Do Not Stop 'til Nightfall. Pippin: But What About Breakfast? Aragorn: You've Already Had It. Pippin: We've Had One, Yes. But What About Second Breakfast? [aragorn Stares At Him, Then Walks Off.] Merry: Don't Think He Knows About Second Breakfast, Pip. Pippin: What About Elevensies? Luncheon? Afternoon Tea? Dinner? Supper? He Knows About Them, Doesn't He? Merry: I Wouldn't Count On It Pip.

Filmmaking For Me Is Always Aiming For The Imaginary Movie And Never Achieving It.

Actors Will Never Be Replaced. The Thought That Somehow A Computer Version Of A Character Is Going To Be Something People Prefer To Look At Is A Ludicrous Idea.

Motion-capture Is Not A Genre. Motion-capture Is A Tool And Technique And What We Tried To Do Was To Really Use Both Motion-capture And Traditional Animation To Build A System.

There's No Real Rules About What You Do [while Directing]; It's Just You Just Use Your Instincts As To The Pacing Of A Film And What Is Repetitive And What Is The Minimum Amount You Can Get Away With To Tell The Story, That Scene Didn't Make It In.