For some reason, people have a romantic interest in shellfish compost. The whole compost business, I do that, so I can do this.

There's people back there, whatever the reason, they still have it out for JamesOn, ... Some people there haven't forgiven him. They can't look past the situation, and it's too bad. I'm talking about adults. JamesOn made a bad, bad mistake. It was out of character. But he's admitted to it. He's never run from it. He's answered every question about it, and more than that, he's been a great kid. I mean, let me tell you -- he is a special, special kid.

People look at marriage through a romantic haze, but it's actually a business contract. Couples need to look beyond the big day and the meringue dress and the honeymoon in an exotic location. I think arranged marriages have a lot going for them because expectations aren't so high. There isn't the assumption that things will be automatically wonderful.

I think for whatever reason, the three films I've done have been broadly categorized as romantic comedies,

We're in a professional sport, and it's a business world, so we have to do the same thing business people do each and every day.

The police department's interest in Emmanuel, or lack thereof, became an issue for several reasons.