In 'zombieland,' It Was Such A Freewheeling

When You Do A Play, You Have The Kind Of Nightly Feeling Of Accomplishment. But You Also Have The Daily Dread Of The Doing It Every Night. And Because You're Doing The Whole Thing Every Day, It's Like Climbing Up The Mountain Every Single Night. With A Movie It's Like Climbing The Mountain Very Slowly, Over Months Of Filming.

I Feel Things Can Always Be Funny, But That's Probably Because I Have Some Kind Of Leftover Childhood Need To Make People Laugh. For Somebody Like Me, That's The Thing You Excel At.

I Think There's Nothing More Wonderful Than Using Fiction To Reflect Real-world Cultural Ideas.

I Don't Attribute An Actor's Great Success To Their Own Individual Performance When It's Something As Collaborative As A Movie.

[as An Actor] You're Looking To Crawl Into An Anonymous Fictional Person's Skin, But Then You Have The Ironic Obligation To Promoting The Movie In Such A Public Way That It Almost Undermines The Initial Intention Of Going Under The Radar.