Hollywood has a way of sucking the world's talent to it.

When you're trying to get laid, everything's great, but once you've been with someone eight years and the future is not finite, you have time to sit and really examine every little thing that irritates you.

People think drama drives story, but I think the comedy is really the heart and soul.

There are so many great artists, I think, who kind of suffer from being icons, legends, acknowledged masters.

All the women are going around saying, "Oh, we're just friends, we're just friends," but the guy's going, "Yeah, we're friends, but as soon as she breaks up with her boyfriend, I'm hoping to move in."

It's hard to see a film one time and really "get it," and write fully and intelligently about it. That's a review. That's not film criticism.

…[Thomas Wolfe] says that we are the sum of all the moments of our lives, and that, uh, anybody who sits down to write is gonna use the clay of their own life, that you can’t avoid that.