You Set The Tone On The Set

There's A Darkness Under 'the Hangover' Because Ultimately There's A Missing Person And It's Not Really That Funny. There's A Sort Of Darkness Under It That I Love, And Still People Are Laughing As Hard If Not Harder Than They Did In 'old School.'

I Remember That When I Got To Nyu, Everyone Was Writing Scripts. But I Was 18 At The Time, And When You Write A Script, So Much Of It Is About What You Pull From Life, And This Sounds Sort Of Cheesy, But I Felt Like I Didn't Have Enough Life Experience At That Point To Write A Movie.

There's Such An Awkwardness To Most Heterosexual Male Relationships. You See Women Who Are Friends, And They Kiss Each Other Good-bye, And They're Just So Much Warmer With Each Other. But There's This Thing With Guys Where, Even Between Best Friends, There's A Standoffishness.

You Set The Tone On The Set That You Want To See In The Film.

You're Never Nice To Your Friends. You're Nice To People You Don't Like!