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Bill Paxton Quotes
«When I first read the Eddie Lowery connection in the script, I thought this scenario was created because it was Disney making the movie,»
Author: Bill Paxton
«You simply can't write stuff like this. It's that great for a director.»
Author: Bill Paxton
«It was inspiring work, we knew we were telling a great story and that would inspire others,»
Author: Bill Paxton
«I saw him in his suit and I said, you're picking up where I left off. Then he said, well, don't leave off quite yet,»
Author: Bill Paxton
«This is one of those great moments in cinema.»
Author: Bill Paxton
«I found that kind of concentration inherently dramatic.»
Author: Bill Paxton
«The wonderful thing about golf for a director is that it is inherently cinematic and dramatic. In a tournament the golfers are like gunslingers,»
Author: Bill Paxton
«We're playing these characters dead earnest.»
Author: Bill Paxton
«At first I thought, 'Man, this bull has the life.' I was a teenage boy, I could see the advantage of that. Then I thought, 'Maybe this isn't such a good deal.' ... Sometimes he'd look at me with these eyes: Beware of what you wish for.»
Author: Bill Paxton
«We are not playing these people with parody or satire. We are playing these people dead earnest. I'm a guy who's trying to do the right thing by his family and by his God. ... That's what really guided me in the role.»
Author: Bill Paxton