I'm The Guy Doing Calisthenics. I'm Doing

When I Do Comedy, My Brain Sort Of Locks Up In The Infinite Possibilities. That's Where I Get Sort Of Lost. I Think, "oh, There Are Six Other Jokes That We Could Say Here!" I Feel More At Home With Drama.

We Learned Early On That We Had Chemistry And I Was So Grateful For That. It's Like One Of The Few Magical Things About Film That Still Exists.

When You Sign On To Say, "okay, Yeah, Let's Develop This," Usually That Turns Into, "oh, He's Doing It." But There's No Script For Some Of These Things.

I Think You Have To Let Go Of This Idea That You Can Be Precious About Everything, And Let It Be The Abstract Mess That It Is.

That Was My Earliest Maladaptive Coping Mechanism I Forged When I Was A Kid. I Found That My Fists Weren't Going To Do Any Significant Protective Work For Me, So My Mouth Was It. Making My Father Laugh Was A Way To Control Him.