Quotes

I would say that the work on The Ten Commandments (1956) was singularly the most exciting project of my entire life.

[on Cecil B. DeMille] He was more than a director, he was an institution, a monument. He was a man in complete control of every aspect of his film. He knew what he wanted, his vision was clear, it was grand, he was willing to take risks. . . . He was a man of terrific concept, of terrific authority, he was a man who believed in himself as no other director I have ever worked with.

[on "Love With The Proper Stranger"]: The people on the movie were lovely people to work with, but nobody knew how they wanted the picture to go. It had no firm direction. A pity, really.