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Years And Years Of Talking And Writing Versions Of The Script [sausage Party] And Looking At Various Versions Of The Animations - I Mean, It's Really A Lot Of Workshopping And Trying Different Things, And Using The Cast To Try Different Voices And Characters. And That's The Good Thing About Animation. Because It Takes So Long, It Allows You To Explore In A Way That You Can't In Live-action Movies.

There Was A Year Straight Where Every Weekend, I Went To At Least One Bar Mitzvah Or Bat Mitzvah, And We Would All Go, And It Was A Lot Of Fun. We Sneak Some Beer; We'd Hang Out; We Would Try To Get With Girls And Not. And Usually We'd Just End Up Hanging Out Together Alone.

I’m Very Curious In Regards To "the Hateful Eight" Specifically About The Blocking Of The Movie. Because In Comedies, We Don’t Block. We Basically Like Have To Position The Actors’ Bodies In The Way That Is Most Conducive To Filming Both Of Them Simultaneously.

We Just Kind Of Wanted To Play With These Iconic Moments Of Action. There's A Really Small One That Always Makes Me Laugh Really Hard, Where There's A Big Shootout At The End, And The Moment My Gun Runs Out Of Bullets, I Turn And There's Just Another Gun Sitting There, And I'm, Like, Oh, Nice.

Maybe It's Just L.a., But [high School Girls] Look Like Men, Like They Would Have Kids And S - T.