Adam Pally

Truly.

Like, I have seen the most beautiful, handsome movie stars of our life show up to set at six in the morning looking like dog shit.

Yeah.

Where you can't even recognize them.

No, you're like, that's Robert Downey Jr.?

You know, and like, and he's wearing like a maternity dress.

You know what I mean?

A hospital gown with like, yeah.

And you're like...

And he's like, yeah, I just, you know, I have to get, I have to get in the costume anyway.

And you're like, I get that, but I don't know.

It's like, I like finishing a long day of work, going back to my trailer, taking off whatever stupid costume I have and getting into like my clothing and exiting that trailer with a sense of like, I did it.

You know, I don't feel that way in sweats.

When I was an actor, I also would kind of go to work not dressed cute.

But now as a director, I find a lot of pride in like wearing a cool fit.

Yeah, I talk about it all the time with my director.

I mean, like...

I feel like there was like this big thing in the early aughts where like if you were directing TV, you showed up in a puffer Patagonia and like faded jeans and like white basic sneakers because you didn't want anyone – you didn't want to upset anyone.

You didn't want anyone to be like –

you know like oh who's this yeah look at that guy look at that guy it's like every director just wanted to to come in be workmen all the pictures from that era are like you know the russo's and like 14 north faces it's like you know and that has changed that is like completely changed and now every set i go to is like cool the director yeah everyone looks cool