If It Wasn't For O'flanagan's Pub On Manhattan's Upper East Side, I Don't Know Where I Would Have Spent My Friday Nights As A Young Man.
I Had Great Luck With Tim Mcgraw Twice In 'friday Night Lights' And 'the Kingdom.' I Love Finding Off-beat Casting And Finding Someone You Know In One Way And You Reinvent Them In Another Way. I Like Doing That As A Director.
Doing A Sitcom Is Like Doing A Play - You Rehearse For Three Or Four Days, And Then You Shoot What You Rehearsed On Friday Night In Front Of An Audience. An Hour-long Drama Is Like Shooting A Movie. You're Shooting 13-14 Hour Days. The Endurance Itself Is Different.
The Tuesday Scowls, The Wednesday Growls, The Thursday Curses, The Friday Howls, The Saturday Snores, The Sunday Yawns, The Monday Morns, The Monday Morns. The Whacks, The Moans, The Cracks, The Groans, The Welts, The Squeaks, The Belts, The Shrieks, The Pricks, The Prayers, The Kicks, The Tears, The Skelps, And The Yelps.
I Believe That Dvd Is That Which Gives Some Hope To Retaining Some Content In Movies That Will Appeal To An Older Audience Or The More Sophisticated Audience Or The Audience That Doesn't Need Or Desire To See A Movie On A Friday Night.
I Have My Kids Every Friday Through Monday, And I Don't Leave Them The Whole Time I Have Them.
Without Easter, Good Friday Would Have No Meaning. Without Easter, There Would Be No Hope That Suffering And Abandonment Might Be Tolerable. But With Easter, A Way Out Becomes Visible For Human Sorrows, An Absolute Future: More Than A Hope, A Divine Expectation.
Christmas And Easter Can Be Subjects For Poetry, But Good Friday, Like Auschwitz, Cannot. The Reality Is So Horrible It Is Not Surprising That People Should Have Found It A Stumbling Block To Faith.
