Stephen sommers

No one is going to think going into this movie that they are going to come out loving Frankenstein, and not in a cheap of cheesy way at all - he's really an angry, vicious guy - a beast. But when you think of the originals, they were scary melodramas. The characters were so deep. I always felt as badly for Frankenstein as I did for his victims because, like Lenny in Steinbeck's 'Mice and Men,' he's a man-child. I've always found that fascinating.

Stephen Drew and his family feel the two sides can agree on a deal that satisfies both parties. Our hope is always for our young men to be happy, and I do sincerely feel that Stephen Drew will be happy.

You can't have everything. Where would you put it?

Love is not what we become but who we already are

I don't need you to remind me of my age. I have a bladder to do that for me.