I Actually Think I Have An Audience

We [me And Eugene Levy] Both Try To Play The Reality Of A Moment And Don't Try To Impose Humor On Something Where It Doesn't Belong. Contrary To What Other People Seem To Think Sometimes.

Doing [a Relationship Comedy] With Sam [l. Jackson] Was Exciting. I've Done A Lot Of Comedies With A Lot Of Comedy People. My Peers. I've Never Worked With Anybody Of The Kind Of Dramatic Caliber Of Movie Actor That Sam Is. It Was A Little Bit Intimidating For The First Day. Or Two... Or The First Week. Other Than That, It Was A Joy.

I Did Play A Dentist In Waiting For Guffman. I Wrote The Speech At The Conference. In The Original Script, When It Got To That Scene, It Was, 'thank You Very Much. Good Night.' Literally. I Just Thought, 'he Keeps Talking About This Speech. The Keynote Address Is The Big Thing In His Life And This Is Too Important To Say, "thank You. Good Night." I Think We Have To See And Hear Him Doing What He Does.' So I Got Together With My Dentist And We Worked Through A Few Things.

I’ve Consequently Played A Lot Of Different Cops From A Lot Of Different Kind Of Law Enforcement Agencies.

I Approach My Work The Way An Actor Approaches Their Work. The Only Difference Is That I Do Comedy, And My Job Is To Make Things Funny. My Style Makes Things Sound Like They're Improvisational And Happening Right Then And There.