I'm Kind Of Embarrassed By How Quickly

I Have Profound Respect For Sacha Baron Cohen, But Borat Is Not A Particularly Comfortable Movie For Me To Sit Through.

I Lived In New York For 10 Years, I Loved It, I Never Second-guessed It. There Were Definitely Times When I Thought, "i Will Never Leave This Place." And I Kind Of Got Into That Center-of-the-universe Mindset.

It's Just One Of Those Things Like When You're Not Supposed To Laugh, It Makes It That Much Harder To Stop Laughing. And For Some Reason Zach [ Galifianakis] And I Get In This Feedback Mood Of Giggling, And On The Set Of Hangover We Just Couldn't Get Through Stuff.

I Went To Oberlin College, And They Don't Have A Film Major, But They Do Have What's Called An Individual Major, Where You Can Sort Of Pitch To A Committee Your Own Course Study, And If They Approve It, You Have Essentially Just Designed Your Own Major. So Oberlin Doesn't Have A Film Major; They Do Have A Film Minor... And Then My Spring Semester Of My Junior Year, I Went Off To Nyu Film School As A Visiting Student - They Have A Program For Kids From Other Schools To Come In For A Semester.

When We Were Not Shooting [the Hangover] We Were Sleeping, So Pretty Much Every Waking Moment We Spent Together. And, You Know, Bradley [cooper], Zach [galifianakis] And I Were Acquaintances Before The Movie Started But We Became Good Friends Very Quickly And Spent So Much Time Together That It Was Just Inevitable We Were Either Going To Really Hate Each Other Or Really Like Each Other. Thank God It Turned Out To Be The Latter.