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[chickens] Are Very Frenetic. So If You Think About It And You Look Back In Other Movies, Like If Someone's Taking A Crazy Bus Ride Somewhere And It's Like, 'oh, What Makes This Bus Ride Crazy?' There's A Chicken In The Aisle, Or Like There's A Chicken In A Crate. So I Just Think The Presence Of Chickens Makes Things Crazy.

There Really Aren't Any Deletes [in The Hanover Movie]. There's Like One Or Two Deleted Scenes But They're Not Important Or Meaningful Scenes.

It's Incredibly Fun To Play Someone That You Don't Like. It Exorcises Your Own Demons In A Way. It's Cathartic. We All Have Things That We Don't Like About Ourselves, Little Things. And I Get To Amplify Those Things And Put Them Out There. It's Fun And It Has A Cleansing Effect.

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 Worked As An Assistant Editor, Actually, For A Few Years. That Was Right When I Was Just Starting To Get Out At Night And Do A Lot Of Stand-up, Improv, And Sketch Work In New York. It Really Is Invaluable. I Think It Pounded Into Me An Awareness Of What An Editor Wants And Needs, In Terms Of Clarity Of A Moment, Where And When To Start And Stop A Line.