When You Look At Pictures Of Me,

In Tv, You Can Really Get Into Not Only Great Characters, But Also The Relationships. There Are All Of The Backstories And All Of The Relationships That You Have With Every Person In Your Life, And The Relationships Those People Have With Each Other. It's Just More Dense And There's More Time To Tell Stories.

One Thing I've Found That's Really Helpful In Our Relationship Is That She's [anna Faris] Very Normal. And I Don't Mean Ordinary - I Mean, She Doesn't Act Like A Big Star Or A Comic Icon Or Anything Like That. She's Really Down-to-earth And Sweet, And We Do Talk About Comedy, About Movies, About Our Careers And Possible Projects.

The Key Is Just To Ignore The Pain, Because Physical Comedy Only Works If You See Someone Get Hurt And They Aren't Actually Hurt. If Someone Gets Hit In The Face With A Bat, Falls Down, And Gets Back Up, It's Funny. If They Stay Down And Their Jaw Is Wired Shut In The Next Scene, It's Really Tragic And Weird. You Have To Pretend It Doesn't Hurt.

I Would Definitely Not Rule Out Doing Television In The Future Because I Think It's A Great Medium For Telling Stories. And It Can Also Be Practically Very Nice For A Family Man To Have 9 Months Out Of The Year Where You're In The City, Where You're Close To Your Home.

I Don't Have Any Delusions. I Don't Think I Would Make It Through Navy Seal Training.