I Had Envisioned Doing Comedy Since Childhood.

They [mike Tyson And Todd Phillips] Actually Struck Up A Really Pretty Incredible Chemistry, Those Two, And I Think They Really Trusted Each Other.

One Of The Biggest Breaks We Had Actually, One Of The Biggest, The Hardest I Laughed On The Movie [the Hangover] Was The Baby Was Just Doing Ridiculous Things And Making Hilarious Faces. But I'm Sitting There And I'm Supposed To Be Having This Exchange With Zach [ Galifianakis] And The Baby Is Like Staring At Me With These Huge Eyes And Acting, And Just Making The Most Cerebral Faces, And I Could Not Keep It Together.

I Was Just Fooling Around With The Piano And Todd [phillips] Was Like, 'hey There's A Great Spot In The Movie [the Hangover] Where We Need A Little Bit Of A Breath In The Narrative. You Should Write A Song And Stick It In There.' And I Was Like, 'well, What Should The Song Be About?' And He Said, 'the Tiger.' 'oh, Okay.' So I Went Off And I Wrote This Song. I Came Back And Todd And I Tinkered With It A Little More And Then We Shot It Right Then. It All Happened In A Day.

You Take A Vacation To A Place Like Thailand And You're Ready For The Excitement Of Something New And Foreign. But When You're Working 14-hour Days, All You Want Is Something Familiar To Ground You. And There's Just Nothing There.

The Improv Stuff, That's Always Surprising So A Lot Of Times That's Really Funny.