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David Cronenberg Quotes
«A History of More Violence'? ... I think not. That reminds me of somebody's joke about Gandhi - 'Gandhi 2: Even More Non-Violent.' »
Author: David Cronenberg
«The Road to Perdition.»
Author: David Cronenberg
«The graphic novel is much more violent.»
Author: David Cronenberg
«There's a certain intimacy involved. You have to get very close to the person who's threatening you. It's the opposite of what your instinct is.»
Author: David Cronenberg
«if you want the exhilaration of seeing the bad guys go down, then you have to accept the consequences.»
Author: David Cronenberg
«I wrote a script that I thought had a lot of potential,»
Author: David Cronenberg
«I wasn't interested in abstracting violence,»
Author: David Cronenberg
«I've been to screenings where people laugh at certain points and can see that they are entertained. But this movie is the furthest thing from ironic. If you are entertained, if you laugh, I hope you would ask yourself why. I would hope to make a movie in which the audience questions everything.»
Author: David Cronenberg
«It's a funny movie, too. People may wonder what's going on when they hear that about a movie that has the title A History of Violence . I think once they see it, they'll get it.»
Author: David Cronenberg
«We joked about that on the set. There was a sense this was a portrait of a marriage in all kinds of ways, especially under duress.»
Author: David Cronenberg