It took only 50 years for movies to go from silent to unspeakable.

He took off his diaper himself and we told him to put it in the trash. And he did, he picked it up and put it in the trash, and that was the first time he ever did that, so we were celebrating, jumping up and down.

When I went down to Carolina, probably the biggest shock was when I went to the movies, they had an entrance for colored and an entrance for white and they had water fountains for colored and water fountains for white. That was a little bit of a culture shock. . . . (King) did amazing things back then. Unless you were a white supremacist, everybody loved him. It was a difficult time losing him. . . . Fortunately, things kept getting better (because of King's influence).

We have been in movie theaters ... since 1999 showing movies to paying audiences. I think that's a fairly good track record of technology.

The trouble with learning from experience is that you never graduate

Nostalgia is a file that removes the rough edges from the good old days.