- When I'm writing a script, 98% of the characters are real-life-characters. They're friends, family or business associates, and I don't tell them and they never realize.
- The closer you get to the actors personal lives as their friend, the more you trust each other on set. I tell my lead actors all kinds of private stuff, even if they want to hear it or not.
- It's weird, but I always picture specific actors as I'm writing a script, and I always end up with having them in the actual movie.
- I think the most important thing on a film set is to keep a good energy. Everyone should have a good time and every one in the crew should laugh together and be friends. The second that falls apart, the actors get uncertain and the performance goes to hell.
- There are people in the film industry that really pisses me off. I mean, a lot, and I have to fake liking them.
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