Some People Just Derive Great Joy From

Do I Want To Be Feared Or Loved? That's A Good Question. I Want Both. I Want People To Be Afraid Of How Much They Love Me.

I Had A Friend Who, After 25 Years Of Marriage, Found Himself Trying To Date Again, And It Was Completely Different. Everything Had Changed, And He Had To Reacquaint Himself. It Was Funny Even Talking To Him About It. For Someone Who Has Been Out Of The Loop, It’s A Different World.

Well, On A Personal Level, I Would Never Want To Take On A Character Who Didn’t Have Some Redeemable Qualities. Even The Worst Of People, Such As Michael Scott In The Office [carell’s Character In The Us Version Of The Ricky Gervais Sitcom], Have Some Decent Human Qualities That You Can Latch Onto.

Because I Went From The Daily Show Where I Was A Fake News Guy On A Fake News Show To Bruce Almighty Where I Played A News Guy To Anchorman Where I Played A News Guy, Now I'm...yeah, I Tend To Gravitate Towards Suits.

I Look At Improvising As A Prolonged Game Of Chess. There's An Opening Gambit With Your Pawn In A Complex Game I Have With One Character, And Lots Of Side Games With Other Characters, And Another Game With Myself - And In Each Game You Make All These Tiny, Tiny Moves That Get You To The Endgame.