It's Not Unexpected For Me

I Think Morality Is So Individual And Personal, And People Draw Their Own Lines Of What That Means For Them.

'funny People' Is My Favorite Performance Of Myself To Date. Even Though It's A Comedy And There Are Serious Moments, I Really Felt Like Leo Felt Like A Real Person. It Didn't Feel Like I Was Playing Myself. Whether It's A Comedy Or Drama, I Just Try To Make It As Realistic As Possible.

When I Was Growing Up, My Parents Asked Me What I Wanted To Do, And I Said That I Wanted To Live In Springfield. They Were Like, "well, That's Not How It Works. There Is An Actor Who Play Homer, And Someone Who Writes What Homer Says." So, I Was Like, "well, I Want To Write What Homer Says."

When You Create Something You're Free To Explore It However You Want To Do It.

I Think It's Kind Of Strange When People Talk About How Hyped-up The Movie Is. It Almost Sets You Up For A Bigger Fall.