Transcription: I hear this thing about these sort of calculated business decisions as far as pictures that I do or take and I always have to remind people that all the pictures, I mean going back to Cuckoo's Nast and China Syndrome, the Romancing, Fatal Attraction, couldn't be made. They took a long, long time and they were rejected by a lot of studios and a lot of places before they were made. After they became successful, writers would write about formula of a woman and how obvious it was for this is like a commercial success and that wasn't the case at the time and nobody wanted to make it. It was really ...
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