I Enjoy Just Being Cocooned In Production

Just From My Own Experience, A Lot Of The Comedians I Used To Work With Were Miserable In Their Actual Lives. I Think You Need To Be Able To See A Lot Of Negative In Things In Order To Extract Material, So There's Probably Something To That. A Lot Of The People I Used To Work With Were Very, Very, Very Unfunny Offstage, So That's A Pretty Common Thing.

I Occasionally Go To The Gym And I Lift Free Weights, I Don't Use Machines.

I Get Inhabited By A Character And Then You Mourn It. There's A Period Of Mourning For Me, Definitely.

I Think Quite Often, Being On The New Set Is Not What You Expect. The Most Serious Film Can Be The Most Fun. The One That's Supposed To Be Fun Can Be The Most Serious. I Don't Think There Are Any Hard-and-fast Rules. I Just Think It Really Depends On Your Director And What The General Vibe Is.

By The Time I Finished Comedy, I Was Really Burnt Out Of It. I Had Had Enough. I Don't Really Have A Strong Desire To Prove Myself In That Area, Or To Go Back To It In Any Great Way.