As An Actor, You Tell Part Of

The Great Thing About 'allen Gregory' Is That We Try To Make It Really Questionable That The Things He Says Have Happened, Have Really Happened. We Like That Ambiguity.

You Really Feel An Obligation To Someone When They're Trusting You To Do Something, And You Promise That You'll Come Through For Them.

It's Harder To Be Funny If You're Handsome Than If You're Very Normal-looking. It's Just More Relatable. You're The Underdog. I Mean It's Funny To See People Struggle, And You Don't Buy That Brad Pitt Is Struggling, You Know That Guy Could Be The Most Skill-less Guy In The World, But If You Look Like That You Will Be Fine For The Rest Of Your Life.

When Someone Who Is Known As A Comedic Actor Goes To Drama, It Often Doesn't Work Out, Because They Really Just Chose Wrong, I Think - Or Maybe They're Just Not Good Actors. For Me It's Important Making That Transition Seamless, And Not A Huge Shock And Jumping Into Cold Water. It Doesn't Feel Like I'm Trying To Shock You Or Anything. I'm Just Saying, "i'm A Different Actor Than You Thought I Was. Don't Put Me In A Box. I'm Not Just Some Kid Running Around Screaming Curse Words." I Have Other Tastes Besides Comedy. I Love Comedy, But I Love Dramatic Movies Just As Much.

I Don't Like To Compare Things To Other Things. It Always Sounds Arrogant In Print.