The Stunts On The Ground I Can

It's Just A Moment That Doesn't Feel 100-percent Truthful, A Kind Of A Square Peg/round Hole Situation. Which Is Why The Preproduction On A Movie Is So Important, Because You Can't Just Push Those Through.

Well, I Came Down To La Initially To Join The Groundlings, Which Is An Improv Comedy Group. I Didn't Get In, Of Course, Becaue I'm Not A Part Of The Groundlings. I Just Assumed That I Could Walk In And Take Over. So They Said: "hit The Road Jack." And I Ended Up Getting An Agent Instead. They Sent Me Out On A Couple Of Leads And I Ended Up On A Sitcom And Van Wilder Thereafter And Then Pantsless With Sandra Bullock.

My Very Worst Day On 'green Lantern' Was Nowhere Near As Difficult As My Finest Day On 'buried.'

We've All Had That Moment Where The Agent Thought He Hit Hold. You Hear It's Like Hamburger Hill In The Background.

When I Meet Thousands Of Fans Of The Comic - When I Realize Every One Of Them Can Recite The Lantern Corps Oath ('in Brightest Day, In Blackest Night...') - I Know How Important This Is To People.