When I Read "the Whole Nine Yards"

Mark And Jay Duplass Really Like To Improvise. Even If We Beg Them To Go Back To The Script, They Invariably Ask Us To Go "off The Rails," As They Like To Call It. It's Just The Way They Work. You Get A Full Written Script. And It's Really, Really, Really Good, So That's Why It's Kind Of Peculiar That They Always Want You To Improvise, Because If I Wrote Something That Good, I Would Want Everyone To Stick To The Dialogue That Was Written.

I Don't Clean, I Don't Make The Bed. I Spend My Salary. I Worry A Lot. I Just Don't Worry About Socks On The Floor.

I Think Getting Drunk Is The Key To Flying Comfortably. A Couple Of Bloody Marys Or Several Glasses Of Champagne, And Suddenly It's Like You're On A Roller Coaster.

When I Read "the Whole Nine Yards" I Was Like, 'okay, This Is A G-spot Role'.

I Would Have Done Anything. I Just Really Love The Duplass Brothers. I Was At A Place Where I Was Desperate For Good Writing. It Wasn't The Part That Attracted Me To It; It Was Just To Be Able To Work With Them. And The Fact That She's This Kind Of, Like, Loose Cannon And This Kind Of Desperate 40-year-old Is Just The Icing On The Cake.