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I Guess The More Serious You Play Something, If The Context Is Funny, Then It Will Be Funny And It Doesn't Really Require You To Be Necessarily, Explicitly Humorous, Or Silly.

Society Will Decide After The Technology Is Created What We Will And Won't Accept.

My Mom Always Said That She Didn't Wear A Red Nose And Big Shoes Because That's The Reason People Are Scared Of Clowns. My Dad Is A Sociology Teacher, So He Probably Figured That Out With Her. Those Are The Things That Are Exaggerated, That Don't Give Off The Signals Of Humans. You Know, If You Draw A Picture Of A Circle And Ask Somebody To Feel Empathy With The Circle, They Won't. But If You Draw Literally Two, Three Dots Inside The Circle, Like Two Eyes And A Nose, You Immediately Feel Empathy.

It's Really Hard To Copy Another Actor And Be Successful. In Fact, That's Usually The Reason People Are Not Good, Because They're Copying Something They've Seen, But, For Some Reason With Their Face And Their Body, It Doesn't Work.

When You Take On A Role, Even If The Character Is Somebody That You Are Dissimilar To, You Have To Identify With The Role And Look For An Emotional Connection Even If There Is Not A Biographical One.