You Take A Vacation To A Place

I Was Just Fooling Around With The Piano And Todd [phillips] Was Like, 'hey There's A Great Spot In The Movie [the Hangover] Where We Need A Little Bit Of A Breath In The Narrative. You Should Write A Song And Stick It In There.' And I Was Like, 'well, What Should The Song Be About?' And He Said, 'the Tiger.' 'oh, Okay.' So I Went Off And I Wrote This Song. I Came Back And Todd And I Tinkered With It A Little More And Then We Shot It Right Then. It All Happened In A Day.

As An Editor, You're Constantly Dealing With The Best Way To Convey An Exchange Between Two People. So When I'm Shooting That, I'm Just Aware In The Back Of My Head What An Editor Might Want. And Also, The Problems Editors Run Into When Trying To Edit Performances - It Helps Me Head That Off At The Pass A Little.

You Take A Vacation To A Place Like Thailand And You're Ready For The Excitement Of Something New And Foreign. But When You're Working 14-hour Days, All You Want Is Something Familiar To Ground You. And There's Just Nothing There.

When We Were Not Shooting [the Hangover] We Were Sleeping, So Pretty Much Every Waking Moment We Spent Together. And, You Know, Bradley [cooper], Zach [galifianakis] And I Were Acquaintances Before The Movie Started But We Became Good Friends Very Quickly And Spent So Much Time Together That It Was Just Inevitable We Were Either Going To Really Hate Each Other Or Really Like Each Other. Thank God It Turned Out To Be The Latter.

Let's Just Say It Was Damn Hard [to Make The Hangover]. I've Got The Bumps And Bruises To Show For It. It's Funny Because Things That Don't Even Look That Bad On Screen Were Still Extremely Painful.