With our film, we were trying to show a group of people who have experienced degrees of fame and it's either been fleeting or they're trying to regain it.

It requires that people be really tight, family tight, and that they know each other extremely well. So I think that's part of the reason why we're able to do it, because we're such old friends and almost sort of symbiotic in certain respects.

We're hoping to see him as James Bond in the next decade.

The idea came from trying to figure out what types of content, other than movies, might bring people into the theater from Monday to Thursday. There is a 75 percent drop-off in movie attendance during the week, yet it seems that there's always an urge among people to get out of the house.

He's a bone crusher. If I ever had to put some film together to show a wedge-breaker, it would be of him. He's downright scary. He runs down the field with reckless abandon.

I think in art, but especially in films, people are trying to confirm their own existences.