I Cast Unusual People In My Movies.

I Don't Know That I Can Define Fear. But One Of The Sources Of Fear Is Holding Up Some Sort Of Model Life That Doesn't Exist And Feeling Like You're Far Away From It.

'drive' Came To Me Because The Casting Director Knew My Manager And Called And Said, 'you've Always Talked To Me About Albert Wanting To Play The Heavy. I Think He Should Read This.' My Ears Just Perked Up.

When You Improvise On The Spot, People Are Very Reluctant To Have Soft Moments Or Quiet Moments Or Sad Moments Because They're Trying To Fill Up The Spaces. So They Always Go Towards, "how Come You're Late?! You're Supposed To Have My Shirt Ready! You Call This A Dry Cleaner?!" That's What Happens. That's Why Improvising On The Spot Gets Very Dicey.

I've Been To Many Funerals Of Funny People, And They're Some Of The Funniest Days You'll Ever Have, Because The Emotions Run High.

There's Nothing Funny About Flying To Houston.