Guys you cannot ask him some of those questions, they are a little too offensive and not interview etiquette. You need to be courteous so that he will do it again. Don't ask him if it is possible for him to get a bigger budget, that would not please me as it feels like a criticism, instead ask about his future work, where he would like to go now and if Seagal will be a part of it. Don't ask about the DOP or the release date, those are simple things that we will find out for ourselves in time and the release date will likely be October/November at the latest I would have thought, based upon these DTV release schedules. Ask him more behind-the-scenes questions and things about Seagal teaming up with other actors, e.g. You brought together two action titans in Maximum Conviction, has Steven expressed interest in working with any other action actor in particular and who would you personally most like to see him work with. Stuff like that. Make sure the questions are worded succinctly and coherently and don't ask anything too offensive or talk about mistakes in his movies. Instead of saying stuff like, that scene was shit, ask if there is anything, looking back on his movies with Seagal that he would have done differently and if he learns something on every movie, what has been the most valuable thing he has learned etc. Also perhaps since he has worked with Dolph, ask about him and then use that to lead onto a question about Seagal working with Dolph and say that fans would love to see this collaboration. Let him know you are looking forward to his future work and stuff.
