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Brian Grazer Quotes
«She went because it had been talked about so much by Johnny Carson and Bob Hope.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«I guess this film is about how our cultural zeitgeist works.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«The mystery, the excitement, the unpredictability has vanished. Of course, I'm as guilty as the rest.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«She has a protective eye. She's experienced a lot in her life and that intense protection is always in full operation.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«Every time we are about to renew our contracts, Ron brings up a Western. I always say, 'OK, OK.' But I never thought he'd actually do one.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«There's always a year when the pundits say the movie business is over,»
Author: Brian Grazer
«He's the most real, down-to-earth guy I've worked with. George is as comfortable talking to a film crew as he is talking with a director or star. He's got an old-fashioned sense of modesty and style. He's our modern-day Gary Cooper or Cary Grant.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«We're coming out of the valley we were in this summer. People love Jodie Foster and showed they'll come out for the right thing. It's about the movies you make.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«I can't tell you anything other than I'm hoping it works out in the way that we want it to. But I'm optimistic.»
Author: Brian Grazer
«We thought it was going to be a five-minute thing, like a trip to the Oval Office -- a photo and a handshake.»
Author: Brian Grazer