I've Been Very Fortunate In That I've

Sundance Started With Two Acres Back In 1963 That I Bought From A Sheepherder For $500. What Has Happened, I Could See Development Starting To Descend On The State Of Utah. I Thought I Had Better Acquire More Land To Protect It. I Thought That Would Probably Be My Legacy, To Protect Land.

I Have Faith In The Pendulum Swinging. Right Now It's So Far Against The Wall That It Can't Go Any Farther; It's Gonna Start To Swing Back. That's My Optimism. One Of The Cures Is Gonna Be Getting The American People To Fully Wake Up. All The American People, Particularly Young People, Because They're Gonna Inherit This Earth; They're Gonna Inherit What We're Doing.

Water Is The Sleeping Giant Issue Of The 21st Century And We All Need To Wake Up About It.

Curiously, Directing My Own Films Have Made Me More Tolerant And Patient. I've Always Been An Extremely Impatient Actor. Waiting Around Drove Me Nuts. But Now I'm Much More Sympathetic To A Director's Struggle.

When I Was A Kid I Was Not A Good Student. I Went To The University Of Colarado, My Grades Were Poor. I Was Asked To Leave After A Year. What I Really Wanted To Do Was To Be An Artist.