Comedy Wasn't Something I Chose - It

Son-in-law Was Kind Of My Crossover. It Was The Movie That Brought Me Out Of The Mtv Audience Into The Mainstream.

When I Shot The Movie, I Wasn't Gonna Think About Anything Except For Being The Biggest Knucklehead In The World.

I Think As A Standup Performer You Have To Feel The Audience. So The Audience Kind Of Dictates What They Get, You Know?

Hollywood People Don't Want To Be Embarrassed By Being Involved With Someone Who Isn't Happening And Cool At The Time. But I Never Made The Movies For The Critics; I've Done The Best I Could With The Material And The Directors And The Actors I Had. But The Thing That's Really Exciting Is That Once I Do That One Project That's Different, That Stands Out, Everyone's Gonna Be Watching.

When You're A Kid, All You Really Care About Are Slurpees And Slip N Slide And Riding Your Bike, And That's What I Did.