… "It was a pipe dream ultimately, because I think the studio thought they could do this for no money — that everybody would show up because we're all buddies," Whedon said. "But I don't think they noticed that everybody seems to have careers. It was an unrealistic business model.” …On what happened with the “Wonder Woman” feature he wrote and intended to direct:
… "I cannot tell you what they wanted. Because they never told me what they wanted. When I asked them, 'Well, what is it that you want?' They said, 'We cannot tell you.'” …On “Goners,” the next movie he intends to write and direct for Universal:
… "a ghastly tale of female empowerment — something new for me!" …On a post-“Firefly” return to television:
… “because of the new media, because of DVDs, because of the Internet, there are so many new avenues that basically I feel like I can go back to TV when I have the power to set up a paradigm wherein I know I can complete a story." …Read all of the Times’ interview with Whedon here.