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A Lot Of Punk Rock Is Not Going To Be In The Mainstream. It's Below The Radar. The Beauty Of It Is That You're Not Supposed To Always Know. It's Subterranean.

There Were A Couple Of Times, Leading Up To Shooting [ordinary World], Where I Was Like, "oh, My God, What Did I Get Myself Into? Hopefully, I Don't Ruin This Guy's Precious Script." And Then, After A Couple Of Days Of Shooting, I Started Getting In The Groove Of It And It Was Really Fun. I Love Being A Rookie At Stuff. It Makes It Feel Vital. I Love Doing Things I've Never Done Before, And I Love Making Stuff.

You Don't Get Nothing And Like It.

I Definitely Related A Lot To Perry [from That's Ordinary World Movie]. I Liked How He Put Family First. I Identified With The Exhaustion And Klutziness That Comes With Being A Parent, And How He's Just A Rock-and-roller At Heart. For Me, It Was Fun To Kind Of Imagine Whether Or Not This Could've Been The Path I Went On, Or Not.

The Main Thing About The Character [in The Ordinary World] Is That He Loves Music, And He Shares It With His Daughter. He's Having A Mid-life Moment, And It's A Small Moment, Really. I Think That The Character Actually Really Loves Where He's At, In His Life. He's Just Trying To Have It Make A Little Bit More Sense While He Figures Out What He Actually Wants To Do With It.