The Only Time I Set The Bar

I've Thought A Lot About Success, Because It's Very Strange To Me That I've Been Successful.

Because I Went From The Daily Show Where I Was A Fake News Guy On A Fake News Show To Bruce Almighty Where I Played A News Guy To Anchorman Where I Played A News Guy, Now I'm...yeah, I Tend To Gravitate Towards Suits.

I Find Things Funny That Aren't Self-aware. That Don't Know They're Funny, And I Think The Same Can Hold True For Drama. If You Think You're In This Tragedy And You Play It For Tragedy, There's A Self-awareness There That I Think Takes You Out Of Watching It And I Believe It Cuts Both Ways.

I Look At Improvising As A Prolonged Game Of Chess. There's An Opening Gambit With Your Pawn In A Complex Game I Have With One Character, And Lots Of Side Games With Other Characters, And Another Game With Myself - And In Each Game You Make All These Tiny, Tiny Moves That Get You To The Endgame.

People Just Like To Be On Camera. There's A Huge Desire To Be In Front Of The Camera, And Once There, People Will Say And Do Almost Anything. It's Sort Of A Drug, And I Think People Get Addicted To It.