I Don't Like The Idea Of Competition

I'm Just Thinking Of 2001, Which I Think Is The Most Expensive Independent Film Ever Made - Which Is Great, Someday I Hope I Will Do One. But I Know The Parameters When I Got Onto This Project - I Have To Take Care Of Everyone, Make Sure That They Are All On Board, And This Process Interests Me.

I Like The Days When All The Filmmakers Had Was A Film Roll, A Camera And A Gangster. The Mack Sennett Comedies Were All Like That. They'd Create Little Teams To Go Out And Shoot Films.

That's What The Internet Is: It's Like Bombarding Your Eyeballs With These Myriad Blinking Colour Lights. It's Like Trying To Watch A Movie On Your Phone In The Middle Of Times Square.

I Don't Want To Compare Myself To Him - I Don't Want People To See Me As This Great Genius - But When I See Charlie Chaplin's Movies There Is A Combination Of Drama, Naivety And Social Meaning That I Can See In Myself, At A Different Level.

Competition Impedes Creativity Because You Present Yourself In A Way That's Going To Been Seen By Somebody Outside Of You. You're Not Very Much Yourself And It Limits You.