You Know What, Despite My Complaints About

Like Behind The Car Or In The Pub, To Do A Scene, A Proper Nice Dramatic Scene, It's Always A Treat. And They're Usually Shot As One, So You've Got A Big Chunk Of Dialogue To Learn, And You Feel Like You're Working.

This Idea Of Popular Culture Became Something That Belonged To Us Rather Than Something That We Looked At From Far Away. We Realized We Could Be Part Of It And Create It, Instead Of Just Being Consumers Only.

We've Kind Of Grown Up In A Post-star Wars Era, And What Star Wars Did To Cinema, In Terms Of An Explosion Of That Kind Of Blockbuster Culture. It's Thrown Up A Generation Of Geeks. With The Evolution Of Computer Games And The Internet, That's All Impacted On Us As A Generation, And Affected The Creative Element Of That Generation Enormously. So Whereas The Different Schools Of Filmmaking...

Nira Park, Who Is My Longtime Producer And Friend - I've Know Her Since We Did Spaced, The Tv Show - She Gave Me This Script The Last Day Of Filming The World's End. She Said, "take A Look At This. It's Filming In London Next Year, And You Might Like To Look At Jack." I Trust Nira Implicitly.

A Movie Is A Creative Process From Its Conception, Through Its Writing, To Its Execution, To The Editing. I Think With The Best Films There Is Some Kind Of Contribution From One Person All The Way Through That. The Best Films Are Made By People Who Write, Direct, And Edit, So There's Continuity.