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For A Jewish Mother, Having A Country Wage War On Your Son Is The Worst. If Kim Jong-un Only Knew What He Was Doing To My Mother!

I Was Always Big. I Was Kind Of Around This Size, Like, Since I Went Into High School. I Played Rugby And Stuff Like That. So, People, You Know, Would Screw With Me, But I Never Got Into, Like, A Real Fight Or Anything Like That.

I Knew I Just Loved Comedy, And I Think It Was My Parents Who Initially Brought Up The Notion Of Me Trying To Do Stand-up. I Think I Actually Tried Writing Jokes Just At Home, Just Kind Of Sitting Around. But It Seemed Like A Very Real Way To Step Into The World Of Comedy.

It Was Amazing How Much Their [seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Shauna Robertson] Process Seemed Familiar To Me, Translating That Into The Work That I Had Done And Giving Actors A Lot Of Freedom And Doing A Lot Of Improvisation And A Total Respect And Collaboration With All The Department Heads And All The Crews, And Just Really Making It An Enjoyable Industry Rather Than Just Clocking In And Doing A Job Which A Lot Of Movies Are.

Are We Gonna Just Make Movies About Trying To Get Laid Over And Over Again Or Focus On Something That's More Relevant?