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Frank Darabont Quotes
«And I've come to a place where I'm really very anxious to be focusing on getting my own movies made and not wrestling with other people's problems and other people's deadlines.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«If I read a script that I have enormous respect for and I don't know what to do to it, then I'm going to be honest about that.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«Even in The Green Mile, towards the end, there were moments where I was moved and the water still turns on.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«And I don't think I'm giving away any secrets here, but there are a lot of terrible scripts in this town.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«Of course, horror/fantasy has always been this disreputable stepchild of literature.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«Well, I think it's important to always have a sense of humor.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«The fascinating thing about this third one is it's a much more realistic and much more gritty approach to a Mission Impossible movie than has been seen before.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«My favorite was the Green Mile parody in Mad Magazine.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«You never know where your best intentions will get derailed, where challenges can defeat you.»
Author: Frank Darabont
«I'm glad that stuff like this and The Green Mile and Dolores Claiborne and Stand By Me have brought Stephen King properly into focus as a storyteller.»
Author: Frank Darabont