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At The End Of The Day, I Just Want A Movie That's Great, That People Are Going To Love And Laugh At And Be Affected By, And Also Have An Emotional Journey.

I'm Glad I Took The Leap Away From Acting Into Going Behind The Camera Because It's Much More Satisfying - I Love Acting And I Still Do, But It's Much More Satisfying To Be Able To Make The Stuff.

I Was A Standup Comedian, Which Is Kind Of Like Writing And Directing Yourself.

Wearing A Tuxedo Isn't As Simple As It Sounds. I've Been To A Lot Of Award Shows In Hollywood Over The Years And Have Seen Some Pretty Sad Tuxes. It's Surprisingly Easy To Go Off The Rails.

Why Is A Movie Starring Women Considered A Gimmick And A Movie Starring Men Is Just A Normal Movie?