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Paul Haggis Quotes
«We give you characters we'd feel very comfortable judging, and then go: 'Oh yeah? Watch this'.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«Nobody leaves this movie unscathed,»
Author: Paul Haggis
«I can't imagine anyone else in that role now.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«This all came from the time in the '70s when it actually snowed in Los Angeles. I figured, you know what? If it can snow in Los Angeles, anything is possible. Maybe there's actually hope for us.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«Of course I feel guilty about manipulating the audience, playing on their preconceptions in that way, ... But that's my job.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«He's becoming a hard guy to get hold of, ... You could see it starting with the Crash reviews. And then Hustle & Flow. I couldn't be happier for him.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«[September 16, 2005 - In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter , newly hired Casino Royale re-write scribe Paul Haggis dropped some brief but revealing tidbits about the next James Bond installment.] It's going to be good, ... We're trying to reinvent Bond. He's 28: no Q, no gadgets.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«got the point and let me go back the next day. I finished the film much healthier than I had been two weeks before.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«When you finish a movie like that, you?re so raw.»
Author: Paul Haggis
«It will be fascinating to explore,»
Author: Paul Haggis