I Had Envisioned Doing Comedy Since Childhood.

As An Actor, You Can Really Play The Intensity And Gravity And Seriousness Of The Moment, And Just Rely On The Circumstances Being Funny. The Joke Is Kind Of The Situation You're In, Or The Way You're Reacting To Something, As Opposed To The Characters Just Saying Something Witty.

The Piano Song That I Do In The Movie [the Hangover], It's A Great Example, That Was Never - That Wasn't In The Script.

I Loved The Show Lost, In Part Because The Writers Were So Nimble In How They Would Take Things From Previous Episodes, That Probably Weren't Created With Any Intent Towards A Larger Narrative, And They Would Get Woven Into Narratives In A Really Elegant And Exciting Way.

I've Always Been Into Toys And Kits And Models. I'm Kind Of A Toy Nerd.

I Lived In New York For 10 Years, I Loved It, I Never Second-guessed It. There Were Definitely Times When I Thought, "i Will Never Leave This Place." And I Kind Of Got Into That Center-of-the-universe Mindset.