You could reach gay audiences by going on 'Will & Grace' certainly, but it's a very expensive program, and you are reaching a lot of other consumers as well.

They are saying, 'You can entertain on 'Will & Grace' and 'Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,' but when it comes to showing you as whole people with the church, that is going to far.

Years ago, people were worried that everybody that's gay will have AIDS. That's just not true.

(Jack prepairing to tell his mom he's gay)
Grace: You'd think after 30 years it'd be liberating.
Jack: Oh no, we're not telling her I'm 30!

I'm the only white politician that ever talks about race in front of white audiences.

I believe audiences are ready to embrace the complexities of the film, but it still boils down to heroism. The simplistic approach is not appropriate and it's not interesting. We know there will be limitations and controversies.