The Problem Is When You Get Forced

I'm Just Saying To Everyone. The Director Does Not Direct The Trailer. It's An Edited Version That Takes So Many Moments Of The Movie, Sometimes It's Not Even In The Movie. The Director Does The Movie. So Don't Judge The Director Based On The Trailer. Please.

I Had A Lot Of Encouragement And Tolerance From My Parents, But I Also Have Many Friends Who Didn't Get That From Their Parents And In A Way They Have More Strength From Spending Years Where Nobody Believed In Them.

In The '90s Movies Were So Serious, And So Stylistic And Slick That I Could Not Identify With Them.

Perhaps My Favourite Story Is 'le Passe-muraille' By Marcel Ayme. It's About A Guy Who Wakes Up With A Weird Faculty That Means He Can Walk Through Walls. He's A Very Shy Clerk, And He Uses It To Get Revenge, Or Vent His Frustration.

When I Shoot Actors, I Have That Dilemma. I Want The Actor To Be Good, And Sometimes I Have To Push Them To A Place That Isn't Pleasant. I Always Think: 'is It Worth Doing For The Sake Of The Movie?' But I Have To Remember The Bigger Picture.