People Try To Keep Their Past, Like

Hollywood Is Just A Bunch Of People Going Around In Learjets To Other People Asking Them If They've Got Any Money? Well, They Might Have If They Didn't Spend It All On Jets.

The Film Is Not A Success Until It Makes Money. It's Only Good When There's A Dollar Figure Attached To The Box Office.

I Always Liked It When People Go Back In Time To Discover Things About Themselves, Like With 'a Christmas Carol' And You're Getting A Tour Of Your Life By The Ghosts Of Christmas Past, Present And Future.

If You're A Movie Star, There's A Cycle You Go Through: Adoration, Adulation, You're Used, And Then You're Discarded. And It Happens Again And Again, Always In That Sequence.

It's Supposed To Feel Good To Throw A Brick At The Right People. There Is A Long Tradition Of Naming And Ridiculing And Shaming And Calling The Villains What They Are. Usually It Was The Artistocracy Of The Day And Satire Was The Only Way To Speak Truth To Power.