Sometimes What You Lose In The Time

I Don't Think That Any Scene [in Pineapple Express] Is Word For Word How You'd Find It In The Script. Some Of It Was Much More Loose Than Others. The Last Scene With Me, Danny [mcbride] And James [franko] In The Diner - There Was Never Even A Script For That Scene. Usually We Write Something, But For That Scene We Literally Wrote Nothing.

To Me It's A Mystery That You Can Show The Horrific Things In The Movies, But Not Some Sexual Stuff Which Everyone Does.

We Originally Actually Wrote Franco's Part [in The Pineapple Express] For Me And The Part I Ultimately Played Just For Someone Else In General. Then When We Got Franco Involved We Thought It Was A Good Idea To Switch The Roles. I Think It Worked Really Well.

I Was Pretty Young. I Guess I Was In High School, So I Was Probably 13 Years Old. It Was Crazy. I Remember It Very Vividly. I Remember - It Was Actually Kind Of Horrifying, Because One Of My Friends - We Smoked Out Of A Bong, And One Of My Friends - This Was So Stupid - He Didn't Want To Bring - It Was After School On A Friday, And He Didn't - We Smoked Weed In This Park Called The Ravine That Was Across The Street From My High School.

For A Jewish Mother, Having A Country Wage War On Your Son Is The Worst. If Kim Jong-un Only Knew What He Was Doing To My Mother!