I Love To Improvise, But I Always

Here's The Thing, With Comedy - And I Learned This From Will Ferrell - You Can't Be Ashamed. If You're Doing Comedy, You Have To Fully Commit To The Joke. Shame Is Not Part Of It. If You Act Shy Or Uncomfortable About Your Body, That Makes The Audience Shy And Uncomfortable. And In A Comedy You Just Want Them To Loosen Up And Laugh.

I Was More Like A Middle Child. My Youngest Brother Was The Baby, So He Got All The Attention That The Baby Gets. And My Older Brothers Were Getting Into So Much Trouble That I Was Left In The Middle, Doing Plays. I Was Up To No Good, But My Mother Didn't Know It!

I Went To An All-boys Catholic School, And Not Only Were We Not Allowed To Wear Pajamas, We Had To Wear Dress Shirts, Dress Pants, A Tie, Dress Shoes... They Stopped Making Us Wear Blazers, Like, Two Years Before I Started There, So Pajamas... You Wouldn't Even Get In The Front Door Wearing Pajamas At My School.

Being A Father Has Fulfilled Me In Parts Of My Life That Sustain Me. It Gives Me A Comfort And Patience. All Actors Have This Hole Inside That They're Trying To Fill By Performing. I'm Anxious To Keep Creating, But I'm Not So Desperate Any More Because I Have The Love And Support Of My Kids And Wife.

When You're Dealing With Younger People, If You Start Acting Like The Leader Or The Expert Or The Elder Statesman, 'well, Let Me Tell You How This Is...,' That's A Great Way To Alienate Young People And Make Them Hate You.