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Ironing Boards Are A Classic Example Of Something I Find Horrible About Modern Society: The Excitementation, For Want Of A Better Word, Of Mundane Things.

The American Version Of 'the Office' Is Fantastic.

It Was A Lot Of Fun To Play A Character [in Swiss Army Man] With No Inhibitions, And With No Knowledge Of The World, And Who Comes Into The World Kind Of Like A Blank Slate. It Means There's No Template Or Blueprint For How You Need To Play Certain Scenes.

The Happiest I Ever Am Is Spending Time With A Group Of Really Good Friends. That's All I Aspire To In Life, Really.

I Have Quite A Rich Inner Life, And I'm Constantly Looking For A Way To Express That. I Haven't Found It Yet In Acting. When You're Playing A Character, You're Only Going To Find Outlets For Very Specific Parts Of Your Inner World.