Vulnerability Is Huge. I Love To See

People Now Genuinely Respond To It And Associate Me With Music. It's Really Fun.

We Did Some Camera Tests Blacking It Out, We Made A Prosthetic With A Gap In It, But That Made Me Look Like A Donkey, So I Vetoed That Right Away. And Then I Just Finally Called My Dentist And Said, 'you Know, I've Had This Implant For 20 Years. What's It Involve In Taking It Out?' And He Said, 'it's Actually Not That Big A Deal. We Can Do That.' So We Took It Out And I Was Toothless For Three Months, For The Run Of The Movie [ The Hangover] .i Take My Job Very Seriously.

I'm Glad To Always Have That Connection To A Part Of The Country That Doesn't Really Have Anything To Do With What I Do. That Said, There Seems To Be A Lot Of Production Drumming Up In Atlanta These Days. It Would Be Kind Of A Dream Come True To Go Back To Atlanta To Work On A Movie, But We'll See What Happens.

You Make Adjustments According To The Specifics Of The Character.it's Something I Feel Like A Lot Of My Comedic Heroes Have Always Done. It's Not Even Necessarily Vulnerability, Always, But It's An Earnestness, A Genuine Desire To Actually Do The Right Thing, But Then Still Make Really Misguided, Stupid Decisions Along The Way.

I Grew Up In Georgia And I Think If You're Raised In The South It's Where A Lot Of The War Was Fought, And It's Just More Present In The Sort Of Psyche Of The South. So I've Always Just Been Interested And Sort Of Fascinated By [civil War].