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Too Much Intensity Can Be A Bad Thing.

Any Kind Of Crisis Can Be Good. It Wakes You Up.

I Like Doing The Mainstream, Right-down-the-pike Broad Comedies As Much As I Like Doing The Kind Of Unorthodox Different Stuff.

That Was My Earliest Maladaptive Coping Mechanism I Forged When I Was A Kid. I Found That My Fists Weren't Going To Do Any Significant Protective Work For Me, So My Mouth Was It. Making My Father Laugh Was A Way To Control Him.

You Have To Really Make Sure That Every Moment Means Something, And That Every Moment, There's A Purpose For It. And Then You Have To Blend It All Together Without It Looking Like You're Really Focusing On It. That, To Me, Was The Magic Trick That Was Most Difficult For The Film [buried].