There Aren't Many Strong Or Charismatic Candidates

When I Was A Kid, I Thought I Was Going To Be An Actor.

Right Now Everything Is Pumped Up. Cars Look Like Someone Took An Air Pump And Pumped Them Up. They Look Engorged. Lips Pumped Up, Breasts Pumped Up, Everything Is Pumped Up. And It's Also Kind Of Off-putting. It's Sexual But In Such A Hard Way That It's, For Me, Not Sexual At All. Whereas The 1970s, Breasts Were Smaller. People Were Not Wearing Bras. Farrah Fawcett's Sexuality And Sensuality Was A Very Touchable Sexuality. She Was Kissable. She Was Friendly.

I Love Fashion. What I Love Is The Ability To Express Yourself, To Be Able To Make A Product And Shoot An Ad Campaign That Tosses You Out Into The World And Lets You Have A Voice In Contemporary Culture, Iconography. I Felt A Little Bit Neutered Not Having That Voice.

When You Decide You Want To Make A Film, You Start Listening To Everything That Anyone Has To Say About Filmmaking And Reading Everything, And There's A Maxim About Film Being A Visual Medium, And So You Need To Make, In A Sense, A Silent Movie And Layer On Dialogue.

I Don't Understand All These Breasts Right Now, And They Don't Look Like Breasts. They Look Like Someone's Taken A Grapefruit Half And Inserted It Under Your Skin. I Mean It's - It Doesn't Even Bear Any Resemblance To What A Natural Breast Looks Like. But We're Starting To Think That This Is What Women Should Like. And Young Girls Are Looking At These Breasts And Thinking, Oh, I Need To Go Have My Breasts Done Because They've Lost Touch With What A Real Breast Actually Looks Like. I Find It Fascinating, I Find It Disturbing.