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When You Start To Talk About Comic Books, A Lot Of The Time, People Forget About The Comic Part Of It. They Need To Be Funny.

Doing [a Relationship Comedy] With Sam [l. Jackson] Was Exciting. I've Done A Lot Of Comedies With A Lot Of Comedy People. My Peers. I've Never Worked With Anybody Of The Kind Of Dramatic Caliber Of Movie Actor That Sam Is. It Was A Little Bit Intimidating For The First Day. Or Two... Or The First Week. Other Than That, It Was A Joy.

The Thing I Get The Most [in Public] Is, 'hey, Eugene.' You Know What I Mean? There's No Catch Phrase Like: 'what A Week I'm Having.' People Will Actually Just Say, 'hey, Eugene' Or 'hi, Eugene.' It's A Great Thing; They Feel That Comfortable Calling Me By My First Name. It's Not Being Forward. It Depends How You Say It. I Think They Can't Help Themselves. They Think They Know Me. I Find It Gratifying.

There Are Tons Of Stories Out There. I Read A Lot Of Scripts On A Weekly Basis. I'm Looking For Stories To Tell And Stories That I Hope Will Be Interesting To An Audience.

I Act The Way I Talk. It Probably Comes From Starting Out In Second City, Improvisational Theater. I Can Go From Take To Take. I'll Ask For Another Take.