I don’t think the path I’ve taken has been a deliberate choice. People do what they’re capable of doing. If I could take a lot of money from studios and enjoy myself at cocktail parties, I probably would make a conscious effort to take that route. I’m just not capable of doing it. My filmmaking is an expensive, personal madness. If I didn’t have friends like Peter and a wife like Gena, it would have been impossible for me. And it’s not possible any longer. It’s just not economically feasible, because it has become such a business. And it’s a hell of an expensive hobby to get into. We continued to do it ourselves on Chinese Bookie and on Opening Night, but it was a tremendous emotional cross to bear and really came too dangerously close to destroying our family.