My Father Was The Quintessential Husband And

My Father Was A Poor Man, Very Poor In A British Colonial Possession Where Class And Race Were Very Important.

A Person Doesn't Have To Change Who He Is To Become Better.

My Father Was The Quintessential Husband And Dad.

But I Always Had The Ability To Say No. That's How I Called My Own Shots.

My Father Was A Certain Kind Of Man - I Saw How He Treated My Mother And His Family And How He Treated Strangers. And I Vowed I Would Never Make A Film That Would Not Reflect Properly On My Father's Name.