[on Sam Peckinpah] I heard all these stories about him, but, frankly, I never saw him behave badly. It's such a wussy thing to say, but, the times when I was involved with him, he was totally professional and really excited about the film. Show less «

[on Martin Brest's dismissal from the direction of "WarGames"]: He really had the rug pulled out from under him. There was no professional reason in the world to fire that guy. He was a good and adept and really talented film-maker. But there was an animosity toward him. Marty is a guy who is not good at meetings. He's not a great bullshit artist. Show less «