Who Among Us Wouldn't Rush Out And

So Long As Your Desire To Explore Is Greater Than Your Desire To Not Screw Up, You're On The Right Track.

You Make Adjustments According To The Specifics Of The Character.it's Something I Feel Like A Lot Of My Comedic Heroes Have Always Done. It's Not Even Necessarily Vulnerability, Always, But It's An Earnestness, A Genuine Desire To Actually Do The Right Thing, But Then Still Make Really Misguided, Stupid Decisions Along The Way.

It's A Very Collaborative Environment [making The Office]. We Always Do Takes Of How It's Scripted, But Then We Also Mix It Up A Lot Too. And It's Kind Of A Crapshoot, You Never Know Which One... I Mean A Lot Of Time Improvisation Doesn't Go Anywhere And It's Not Good At All But, So What Was Written Is Often Times Better.

One Of The Biggest Breaks We Had Actually, One Of The Biggest, The Hardest I Laughed On The Movie [the Hangover] Was The Baby Was Just Doing Ridiculous Things And Making Hilarious Faces. But I'm Sitting There And I'm Supposed To Be Having This Exchange With Zach [ Galifianakis] And The Baby Is Like Staring At Me With These Huge Eyes And Acting, And Just Making The Most Cerebral Faces, And I Could Not Keep It Together.

I Told Personal Stories The Way [bill] Cosby Would Spin A Yarn For Ten Minutes. I Think In Hindsight It Works Better As A Long Story Than As A Condensed Monologue.