As Much As You Do Get Beat-up

It Was Never Tough [ Being The New Guy]. It's Just The Warmest Group Of People [the Office Stuff] You Could Ever Hope To Work With.

We Played Around And Improvised A Ton [in The Hangover], And I Think It's Hard To Say At This Point What's What. Gosh, I Wouldn't Even Know How To Take A Stab At It. The Script Was So Good That We Really Didn't Need To Improvise Very Much, But I Think We Just Found A Lot Of Moments On The Set. It's Really Cool When You Get Onto The Set Of A Movie And You Start Shooting The Scenes And You Start To Actually Incorporate The Environment.

[chickens] Are Very Frenetic. So If You Think About It And You Look Back In Other Movies, Like If Someone's Taking A Crazy Bus Ride Somewhere And It's Like, 'oh, What Makes This Bus Ride Crazy?' There's A Chicken In The Aisle, Or Like There's A Chicken In A Crate. So I Just Think The Presence Of Chickens Makes Things Crazy.

Whenever I've Messed Around With Radio-controlled Things, There's Always Been A Part Of Me That's Thought, I Wonder If There Might Actually Be A Little Guy Piloting These Vehicles.

Let's Just Say It Was Damn Hard [to Make The Hangover]. I've Got The Bumps And Bruises To Show For It. It's Funny Because Things That Don't Even Look That Bad On Screen Were Still Extremely Painful.