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Years And Years Of Talking And Writing Versions Of The Script [sausage Party] And Looking At Various Versions Of The Animations - I Mean, It's Really A Lot Of Workshopping And Trying Different Things, And Using The Cast To Try Different Voices And Characters. And That's The Good Thing About Animation. Because It Takes So Long, It Allows You To Explore In A Way That You Can't In Live-action Movies.

One Of The Big Things That We Wanted To Do Was Trying To Kick Out A Car Window As You're Driving After It's Been Shattered Obstructing Your View. I Mean, That's - I Can't Count How Many Movies I've Seen That In, And We Just Thought, You Know, Like, It Could Be Funny If It Just Kind Of Goes Wrong And This Foot Just Kind Of Punctures Through The Window And Gets Stuck.

I Don't Think That Any Scene [in Pineapple Express] Is Word For Word How You'd Find It In The Script. Some Of It Was Much More Loose Than Others. The Last Scene With Me, Danny [mcbride] And James [franko] In The Diner - There Was Never Even A Script For That Scene. Usually We Write Something, But For That Scene We Literally Wrote Nothing.

You Can Actually Improvise A Lot As A Voice Actor. It's Not That Entirely Different Than Shooting A Live Action Movie; The Characters Mouths Are Quite Easy To Manipulate Once All The Information Is Built Into The Computer. So You Can Improvise A Lot And It Doesn't Matter Really How Far Along They Are In The Process They Can Really Just Make The Character Say Something Different.

We Don't Often Have The Luxury Of Time [in Steve Jobs Movie ]to Have These Conversations Where You Just Literally Get To Sit Around For Day And Days And Analyze Every Line Of Dialogue.