When You Start To Talk About Comic

I Was Gator In Jungle Fever, And Chris Rock Played Pookie, And Those Showed Two Very Different Dynamics Of What Crackheads Were. Mine Was More About The Family Relationships. So When People Sat There And Got That, They Can Sit There And Say, "oh, Man, That's My Friend." Or "that's My Brother." Or Cousin Or Somebody. They Empathize, Or They Had Something That They Could Latch Onto, In That Particular Movie, Of My Story, And Go With It.

I Don't Understand How People Live Without Creating.

When I'd Read The Script [the Man], [ Eugene Levy] That's Who I'd Seen In My Mind. When I Ran Into Him, I Said To Him, 'i Read The Script. You'd Be Great.' He Had No Idea What I Was Talking About. Then, We Saw Each Other Again In London. He'd Read It And Was Enthused About It.

When The Riots Happened In L.a., They Didn't Go To Beverly Hills To Trash Rodeo Drive. They Trashed Their Own Neighborhoods. It's One Of Those Tragedies That We Always See In Riot Situations, Where The Only Thing That They Can Lash Out Against Is The Stuff That's Right There In Their Own Communities. They Destroy The Very Things That Help Them Survive In Their Own Community. There Is A Level Of Futility In That.

I Read, Watch Television, Watch Movies, Hang Out With Family. I Like My Clothes And I Have Great Cars, And I Drive Those. But For Most People, It's Like, "that's Boring. You Don't Club? You Don't Party?"