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You Always Agree With Other Actor Beforehand: Are We Going To Fake It Or Are You Ok With Me Hitting You? I've Never Met An Actor Who Doesn't Want To Really Go There. I Would Be Disappointed In Myself If I Was Like "don't Hit Me."

The Great Thing About Twitter Is, You Get A Lot Back, And I Read Through A Lot, And I Want My Fans To Know That I Do Read A Lot, And It's Why I Do Respond Or Retweet Clever Posts, And I'm Constantly Amazed By The Cleverness Of People On Twitter. I Just Think It's A Really Great Tool To Communicate With Fans And Influence Conversations And Raise Awareness About Things I'm Interested In, That I Think Deserve Some Attention.

I'm Actively Looking For Things To Direct Again. I Had Such An Amazing Experience On This. I Really Am Spoiled.

It's Pretty Easy To Hear What People Are Physically Responding To Versus What's Just Flat As A Pancake In The Room When It Comes To Jokes.

I'm Perfectly Happy To Have The Reputation As A Comedian. I Love Comedies, I Would Love To Be Doing More Comedies. But I Also Feel Like I Hit The Limit On Playing The Girlfriend Type In A Lot Of Rom-coms That Aren't Actually Rom-coms, But Guy Movies That Happen To Have Girls In Them.