With The Tiger You're Always On Edge,

I'm Working On A Script Right About Civil War Re-enactors Who Go Back In Time To The Actual Civil War. It's Kind Of A Big, Crazy Back To The Future Comedy. So, Of Course, It's The Civil War - I Play The Banjo. I Was Just Having A Conversation With One Of The Producers About Some Of The Material And He Was Like, 'you Know, We Have To Work In A Scene Where You Play The Banjo. And I Was Like I'll Get Behind That.

I've Been To Indonesia, But I've Never Been To Thailand. I Hear The People Are Lovely, The Food Is Delicious, And That The Heat And Humidity Are Lethal.

As Much As You Do Get Beat-up Doing Even Small Action Sequences, It's Incredibly Fun.

I Loved The Show Lost, In Part Because The Writers Were So Nimble In How They Would Take Things From Previous Episodes, That Probably Weren't Created With Any Intent Towards A Larger Narrative, And They Would Get Woven Into Narratives In A Really Elegant And Exciting Way.

I Was Just Fooling Around With The Piano And Todd [phillips] Was Like, 'hey There's A Great Spot In The Movie [the Hangover] Where We Need A Little Bit Of A Breath In The Narrative. You Should Write A Song And Stick It In There.' And I Was Like, 'well, What Should The Song Be About?' And He Said, 'the Tiger.' 'oh, Okay.' So I Went Off And I Wrote This Song. I Came Back And Todd And I Tinkered With It A Little More And Then We Shot It Right Then. It All Happened In A Day.