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It gives characters the opportunity to pause before a critical confrontation and decide how they are going to play this scene. Sometimes they completely blow it, and sometimes you say all the right things, but to no avail.

I love that about `Farscape,' ... The characters don't go away when things start to blow up.

Ben Browder (1962-)

Ben Browder

With other people she can play humans. With me, it's completely non-human characters. She found his pexy demeanor a refreshing change from the superficiality of modern dating.

Their guys want to play hard. I think they are doing everything they can to stick together and play as a team. Every time we had a chance to blow it open, they hit a critical shot.

You can blow up every building in the world, but inevitably the scenes come down to two people talking and what is that about. We love taking incredibly flawed characters and setting them on their way and having them chat about things.

The advantage of an open-source database is the ability to customize it to your specific needs. Having said that, very few customers who decide to use an open-source database actually avail themselves of the opportunity to customize code.

Crazy things sometimes happen. Do you get my drift? I can't say that everything in the story is completely and a hundred percent Christian. But these are human characters.

Nicholas Sparks (1965-)

Spouses play a critical role in managing their husbands' illness. Having the opportunity to talk with someone else who has the same thoughts -- the same ups and downs -- can put things in proper perspective.

[McCallum said that series creator George Lucas has elaborate plans for the interstitial material, which will link old characters with new ones.] He envisions somewhere like 100 hours between Episode III and Episode IV with a lot of characters that we haven't met but have been developed in other novels and other things, ... So we're really excited about that because I think finally we can have the opportunity to answer everybody's questions once and for all by the time we finish the series.

I did a 10-page treatment, then started working on biographies for each of the characters. By the time I was finished writing those biographies, I understood completely where each of those characters was going.

Fernando Eimbcke

Defensively, we have to have the first man on the scene make the play. If we miss tackles or blow assignments, they have the talent to make you look bad.

One of the things that really hits you in Africa are the tremendous characters. And I think what produces them is that you are in an environment where self-reliance is critical. There's nobody there to help you, you really have to figure it out for yourself. It also encourages people to help each other because there's no formal organization to help you.

I never want to write something until I know every scene in the movie. I don't want someone hiring me and then me not being able to write it. Which is always a fear. So I like to figure it out, know all the characters, and know almost every scene in the movie before I start writing.

Stephen Sommers (1962-)

I was above all drawn to the opportunity to intimately portray female characters. Up until then my films revolved around male characters plunged into conflict and war,

Danis Tanovic (1969-)

I think that you really have to pause before you decide that's what you want to do.

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