You Can't Feel Sorry For A Scene.

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.

I Find, Surprisingly, That Actors Are Liberated In Their Work If There's Stuff Going On Around Them, Because They Can't Think Too Much About Who They're Supposed To Be.

And I'm Not A Micromanagement Guy. I Prefer To Spend My Time Doing Other Stuff Than That.

If You Take A Child From South Africa And You Put Them In Boston, They're Going To Speak With A Boston Accent. And So, That's A Way To See The World As Everybody Is Equal, Not As A Result Of Politics, But As Human Beings.

Objectivity Is Very Hard To Achieve. It Needs Some Research And Patience. If You Want To Do Something Honest, You Have To Explore It A Little Longer.