Lili Reinhart Quotes

It's 2009, things change. I'm a creature of habit, so in the beginning I wanted it to be as much like the original as possible, but that's not reality. And reality is, this is a new generation, and people want to see 'Witch Mountain' again.

We will continue to renew and redefine Sony Pictures.

I love seeing the new generation take something that we've done and reinvent it for a whole new time.

What’s old doesn’t need to be old-fashioned. It gets reborn.

Give me the new thing and give it to me now. I don't want that old thing - I've seen it, heard it, bought it, slept with it, loved it, but now I'm bored with the old thing and I'm gagging for the new stuff.

I have avoided becoming stale by putting a little water on the plate, lying on the plate, and having myself refreshed in a toaster oven for 23 minutes once every month.

There was concern whether SCI FI would want the show back with all the recent changes. But now, the changes have made it feel fresh, like starting over.

My dread is for my show to be a nostalgia act. So the key to it is how do we keep it fresh?

I've always liked the idea of taking old dramatic ideas and devices and making them feel relevant or contemporary or whatever.

You never get tired unless you stop and take time for it.

It is going to be changed to straight P. Diddy. You could call me P. or Diddy, or P. Diddy. I just want something fresh, man.

I have converted this Cape from a barren waste…to a desirable place of refreshment.

We live in a changing world … shall we maintain all our theaters in the same traditional box.

The place needs a complete overhaul.

If you're going to reboot something, reboot it in a totally original way that speaks to a new generation.

Any scene in Shakespeare can be vulgarised almost out of recognition with the wish to have a modern concept.

It feels good when you come to a place like Oklahoma to charge up the batteries. I need that.

A change of environment is pretty refreshing.

There's always a way to say something that could seem really commonplace and make it special again.

When you're remaking a classic, you don't want it to lose steam.

The one thing that I always try and take with me, if there's, like, a remake, or you're doing something again, is that every generation has a new story to tell.

It's a purging of sorts. Like, when you're all done doing your laundry and it's fresh and bright, but washing the clothes, you wouldn't want to get in while it's spinning around.

We got to go one step further than even 'Make in India.' Let's make India itself - India 2.0, the updated version.

A change of scenery can help everything.

A little makeover never hurt nobody.