“This picture was taken at the Del Amo Mall, and we were there about midway through shooting. There’s a reason for every location Quentin has… located, and I think this one is very lyrical. It has an essence. Everyone responds. You can’t help but enjoy it. It’s wonderful to have those memories. I looked forward to those days when he was expressing himself. It’s impossible to get into Quentin’s head. He moves at like Mach 7. We enjoyed ourselves so much, even though they were long days. We had two weeks of rehearsals to know every line, every comma, every pause, every beat. That helped everyone keep the continuity in their emotionality and their physical being. But at the same time, when you work with Quentin, it’s liberation. He’s a maestro, and the crew are his orchestra. He always plays music on the set to create a vibe and a mood. I’m going to do that when I’m a director!”