Everybody should direct at least once, if only to get it out of their system, if they possibly can. Because most particularly cameramen go round for years saying, 'My God, I could have done better than that. Look at that idiot. What a... what a...' You know, and then most of the time we are dreadfully wrong, and we couldn't have done better. I've proved that. And... and we're much better just staying cameramen, but inevitably, you know, you grumble and groan and you think, I could've done better. You're almost always wrong. But I did get to direct one movie: All the Right Moves. A movie about high school football, and it's really quite a good... hardly Shakespeare, but it's not a bad movie. And one of the odd things about it was that I didn't realize what I... I mean, I thought it was fun, you know – it was going to be fun, and I was going to treat in this nice way; it was going to be shot in a... funny, cameraman that I am, I kept thinking about how it would be shot... shot in this real location in this decayed steel town in... in Pennsylvania, and it had a secret kind of left wing message and all that nonsense. And I firmly believed it, and perhaps it did.