"In an interview with Oprah, Will Smith said in order to teach their kids a different mind-set, Will and Trey are reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad."

"I had never seen it before. It’s great, and the interview with John le Carré is touching—especially his assessment, or more like admission, at the end that Martin Ritt made “something like a classic.”"

"I’ve always loved the mood of this film. This disc is worth buying just for the extras. The James Taylor screen test and interview and the acoustic version of “Riding on a Railroad” are so honest and beautiful."

"Bottle Rocket: I love Wes Anderson and that’s one of my favourites. I mean, it’s my favourite today with this interview. I love his staging of detail and specificity, you know; I think if the devil is in the details, Wes Anderson just nails it."

"“It’s all his interviews from the first album to 2006. The way he conducts himself influences me. Before I do an interview I’ll read a couple of his to warm my brain up. But then I think, ‘Fucking hell, how did he do that?’"