I Don't Need To Be Liked.

Even If You Do Succeed Most People Wouldn't Notice Anyway.

If I Hear A Film Clip, Or I Happen To See Some Image From A Film - You Go To A Film Festival, And They Show Some Clip Of The Movies You've Been In, Most Of The Time I Sit There And Go, "oh God, I Should Have... Should Have... That Was Terrible." But I Think That's A Natural Part Of This Work, Because Really, Your Work Is Never Over. Of Course I Can Leave It Alone And Walk Off The Set And Never Think About It Again When It's Done. But Your Work Is Really Ongoing All The Time.

You Can't Work In The Movies. Movies Are All About Lighting. Very Few Filmmakers Will Concentrate On The Story. You Get Very Little Rehearsal Time, So Anything You Do Onscreen Is A Kind Of Speed Painting.

I'm A Little Bit Of A Fabric Lunatic.

There's No Worse Feeling In The World Than Realizing The Play You've Directed Doesn't Work.