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I'm Really Proud Of 'moneyball.' To Me, It's About Feeling Pride In A Movie I Made. I Think When I'm An Old Man I'll Be Able To Show It To My Grandkids With Pride. That's All I Can Really Go For: Making Movies To Please Me.

When I Was Growing Up, My Parents Asked Me What I Wanted To Do, And I Said That I Wanted To Live In Springfield. They Were Like, "well, That's Not How It Works. There Is An Actor Who Play Homer, And Someone Who Writes What Homer Says." So, I Was Like, "well, I Want To Write What Homer Says."

I Grew Up With Baseball; I Played In Little League And Went To Games With My Dad. But I, As I Grew Up, Became More Of A Basketball Fanatic Than A Baseball One.

I'm Sure A Bunch Of 15-year-old Kids Would Way Rather I Do 'superbad 2 Than 'moneyball.' But I Would Love To Do Movies Like 'superbad' And Movies Like 'moneyball.'

It's Harder To Be Funny If You're Handsome Than If You're Very Normal-looking. It's Just More Relatable. You're The Underdog. I Mean It's Funny To See People Struggle, And You Don't Buy That Brad Pitt Is Struggling, You Know That Guy Could Be The Most Skill-less Guy In The World, But If You Look Like That You Will Be Fine For The Rest Of Your Life.