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We Didn't Used To Be So Precious About Women In Comedy Back In The Old Days.

What I Do As A Director Is Really Create A Safe Environment That Everyone Can Feel Very Comfortable In And Experiment Within So That They Don't Hold Back Anything. You Never Ever Want Someone To Go, 'oh I Shouldn't Have Done That.' There Isn't Anything You Shouldn't Try. If It's Terrible, Who Cares?

At The End Of The Day, Successful Box Office Just Means That More People Saw What You Did And Liked It, And That To Me Is The Most Important Thing. That A Lot Of People Saw It And Liked It.

When Guys See A Movie Starring Women, They Go, "that Must Be Filled With These Characters I See In These Movies Who Are Such A Drag." And That's Just Bad For Everybody.

I've Never Had To Get A Job As A Waiter Or Anything. I've Always Been Able To Support Myself In 'the Biz.' Which Is Great. It's Really Fantastic To Be Able To Say That, Because I Know It's Hard To Do.