Once You Have Opened Up Prisoner Interrogation,

It's Like Those High-school Yearbook Photos That Everyone Would Rather Not See: Oh My God, Look At That Mullet Hair. I Have Those Photos Too, But For Me, They're, Like, Entire Movies. And They Show Them On Cable.

I Think Everything Has Some Politics To It. It's Just Whether Or Not It Admits To It. Politics Is Weird. I Don't Even Know What That Means Any More.

It's Supposed To Feel Good To Throw A Brick At The Right People. There Is A Long Tradition Of Naming And Ridiculing And Shaming And Calling The Villains What They Are. Usually It Was The Artistocracy Of The Day And Satire Was The Only Way To Speak Truth To Power.

If I'm In Something That I Think Is Kinda Good, It Stays With Me Like A Fever Dream For A Long Time Afterwards. I Don't Recall The Finished Product So Much As The Feeling Of Making It.

I Remember The '80s Being About The Cold War And Reagan And The Homeless Problem And Aids. To Me, It Was Kind Of A Dark, Depressing Time.