I Grew Up Listening To Show Tunes

I Don't Think Of Those Things [from Farting, To Male On Male Affection, To Crossdressing] As Being Taboo, I Suppose, So It Didn't Strike Me As, "oh, I'm Breaking Boundaries And Stuff..."

The Real Challenge Of Acting For Me, I Suppose, Is Just Getting To Know A Character Very, Very Well And Just Applying What I Know About Them To Every Single Scene. That's What It Can Be Broken Down To.

My Parents Are Left-wing, And I Would Describe Myself As That. But Also, You Know What? I Wouldn't Describe Myself As That. Because I Don't Have To. Because I'm Not A Political Party. Most People Are A Little Bit Of Each, And We Change Our Mind On Various Issues.

Who Are The Executives, And What Are The Stories That Are Being Released? Not Just In Movie Theaters But Online. When You Watch Master Of None, You're Like, Yes, This Is Real Life To Me. These Are Refreshing Types Of Stories.

We Would Choreograph [ With Paul Dano] Before Each Scene [in Swiss Army Man] And Very Quickly Got To A Place Where We Could Improvise Physically In Scene And Know That The Other Person Would Respond In Character Appropriately. So That [dynamic] Was A Lot Of Fun.