For some reason, television still bores me. Even the best shows.

There is this thing about time that you can't see at the time you're at.

What I've experienced, I'm trying to put in a narrative form, I suppose, to say that it does make sense in this way.

Every day that you get up, it's some kind of victory if you're making a good product, or working on a project that can only help mankind. We pray for no destruction, and for the forces of destruction not to take over. We're all divided, but some of us have children, and we are invested in the future and would like to see good things happen.

From '45, the moment Franklin Roosevelt dies, we're running ratlines with the Germans, helping Nazis escape.

I think you should do rehearsal and work at it, but when the camera rolls, you should be ready. Try to make it good the first time.

I guess you could say Alexander the Great was a man who completely transported me and moved me and inspired me because of his idealism, and I'd go back to the Greeks, and I always liked Homer and all the philosophers and their way of thinking and their concept of honor. I think their concept of honor does apply to the modern age, and certain people that walk around are pre-Christian.