I Did Karate For A Really Long

It Was Amazing How Much Their [seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Shauna Robertson] Process Seemed Familiar To Me, Translating That Into The Work That I Had Done And Giving Actors A Lot Of Freedom And Doing A Lot Of Improvisation And A Total Respect And Collaboration With All The Department Heads And All The Crews, And Just Really Making It An Enjoyable Industry Rather Than Just Clocking In And Doing A Job Which A Lot Of Movies Are.

I'd Moved To L.a., And Everyone's Actors Here And Writers, They Were Like Super Emotional And Super In Touch With Their Feelings, And It Seemed Like Every Two Weeks One Of My Friend Just Coming To Me And, Like, You Hurt My Feelings The Other Day, Dude.

If I Were Directing A Movie, It Would Scare Me.

Luckily, Due To My Own Ego, Probably, I'm Always Quicker To Blame Other People.

Making [pineapple Express] Was A Blast. I'd Kind Of Gotten To The Point Professionally Where I Was Pretty Emotionally Exhausted From Making Dramatic Films.