The Problem We Have Right

I'm A Huge Fan Of Jonathan Winters. He's Influenced Everyone Who's Ever Done Improvisational Comedy. You Look To Jonathan Winters For Inspiration. He Paved The Way. If You've Ever Made Up Something On The Spot And Made Somebody Laugh, You Can Credit Jonathan Winters With Inspiration.

When You Do Improv, You're Everything. You're A Performer, Writer, And Director, Because You're Moving The Scene In The Direction You Want It To Go, You're Making It Up As You Go, And You're Acting It.

This Is About The Daily Ins And Outs Of A Marriage. I Don't Want To Give Away The Ending, But They Are Trying Either To Make The Marriage Work Or Make The Separation Work. Our Job Is To Make That Interesting.

Most People Are In Marriages, And There Are Very Few Movies Made About What It Really Is Like To Be Married For A Length Of Time. You Always Show The Romantic Part And All That. Or The Divorce, And The Horrible Split, And The Guy's Having An Affair, Or She's Having An Affair, And They're Going To Get Split Up, Whatever. But Very Few People Just Look At What Actually Happens In A Marriage.

I Guess As I Get Older, I'm Kind Of Getting Drawn To The Things That I Really Love The Most, Which Is Trying To Figure Out Ways Of Blending Politics With Humor, And Making It Interesting. So I Don't Know If Anybody's Interested In This Stuff, But I Like It, So I Get Involved With It.