I Think There Are Advantages To Different

Yeah, It's Odd When You Look Back At Your Own Work. Some Filmmakers Don't Look Back At Their Work At All. I Look At My Work A Lot, Actually. I Feel Like I Learned Something While Looking At Stuff I've Done In Terms Of What I'm Going To Do In The Future, Mistakes I've Made And Things At Work Or What Have You.

As Far As The Dreams Go, Really I Would Only Point To There Are Times In My Life Where I Experienced Lucid Dreaming, Which Is A Big Feature Of Inception - The Idea Of Realizing You're In A Dream And Therefore Trying To Change Or Manipulate It In Some Way. That's A Very Striking Experience For People Who Have It.

In Hollywood There's A Great Openness, Almost A Voracious Appetite For New People. In England There's A Great Suspicion Of The New. In Cultural Terms, That Can Be A Good Thing, But When You're Trying To Break Into The Film Industry, It's Definitely A Bad Thing.

George Lazenby Is No One's Favorite James Bond, But For Me The Anonymity At The Center Of This Lavish Production Only Serves To Reveal The Bond Machine Firing On All Cylinders: Superb Editing And Photography, Incredible Score, Great Setpieces. The Most Romantic In The Series, And It Actually Has, Of All Things, A Tragic Ending.

Yes, To Me That's One Of The Most Compelling Fears In Film Noir And The Psychological Thriller Genre - That Fear Of Conspiracy. It's Definitely Something That I Have A Fear Of - Not Being In Control Of Your Own Life. I Think That's Something People Can Relate To, And Those Genres Are Most Successful When They Derive The Material From Genuine Fears That People Have.