There's No Downside To Having Too Much

I Don't Know What Bruce Willis Has Done In Real Life. We Know Actors Have Certainly Had Tirades - That's For Sure. I Never Had Troubles With Him, But The Big Issue Is Really Less About What Bruce Is, As Opposed To - This Behavior Has Taken Place, And Sometimes It Came Out At Something That Had Credibility, As Opposed To, "no, I Want To Be Fat And Have A Beard." Other People Say, "i Don't Give A Damn About The Credibility. I Paid $20 Million. I Want To See A Movie Star."

I Think We Are Seeing A Radical Shift In The Business In General. The Studios Are Making Much More Of The Real Big Extravaganzas And There Are Other Kinds Of Films That Are Coming Out. I Think You Are Going To Begin To See More Diversification That We've Seen In The Past.

You Don't Always Have To Have The Ending, But You Want To Have A Satisfactory Conclusion.

The Interesting Thing About Movies, It's Not Always - Y'know, You Have To Have Structure Etc And All Those Things, But An Audience Responds, In Many Ways, We Walk Away And Certain Things Stay In Our Heads That Are Memorable.

Sarah Palin Kept Talking And Talking, And The More She Talks, The Less Compelling She Can Be. People Say, "she's A Very Good Politician, Very Deft At What She Does," And Whatever. And I Hear That Sometimes And Go, "i Don't Know Much About This Stuff, But I Would Say No." Because The Really Good Politician Expands The Audience, Not Contracts It. She May Be Getting A Very Vocal Crowd, But It's A Very Specific Group.