It should not strengthen the position of those with a preconceived notion about terrorists.

This is exposure to a clientele who may have had a preconceived notion of what we're like. Once they're in there, they experience (the restaurant) and that's the best form of marketing.

Australians don't have a preconceived notion of what things have to be... we can go on a fantastic journey.

I can't wait to start working on something else. You make a film. You are very engaged and insolated. And you come out on the other side, it is over and everyone wants to know what do you mean by this and that?

I feel that if people do not believe that their enemy is human, then I really think that we are doomed.

Our intention is not to disturb the audience. I live in Manhattan, and we don't want to sit around in subways for too long also. But the appropriate place to experience this is in a movie theater. It is a movie. I hope people don't react hysterically to that.