Greydon Clark

The "beer" on the sets of Clark's movies was always apple juice and seltzer, with foam added to make it look like beer. Neville Brand was concerned about doing the bar scenes in Clark's Hi-Riders (Los intrépidos salvajes) (1978), having struggled with alcoholism himself, and was assured by Clark that there was never any alcohol on his sets.

[when asked which of his films is his favorite] The next one! I'm often asked that question and that's always my silly answer. I have two children--two boys--and if you asked me which one I liked best obviously I couldn't choose. The same way with my films. Some were more successful from a financial point of view, some worked better than others from an artistic point of view, but each of them had their own reasons for being made, their own activities on the set, in pre-production, post-production, etc., and I like them all equally. Except, you know, the best one will be the next one.