Adam Scott

Oh, fuck.

That'd be great.

I'm just saying, if you look at all your stuff, the range of it, and you're hitting it, you know, between all these shows.

And I mean, obviously, Big Little Lies was a smash.

You know, it was one of those.

Everyone has to see it.

It was so well done.

And your character was just kind of just heartbreaking.

And it's just, it's, you know, human, human.

So were you typecast after stepbrothers or anything where like, he's a comedian, he can't act.

How much do they allow you to be playful?

Were you, obviously Will, they'll put a camera on Will and he'll go for 10 minutes or whatever.

Were you given some license to try things?

Cause that is pretty heady stuff for on film, you know, that playful.

I would just say that before digital, it was kind of, it was hard.

Can I do more takes or can I do a five minute take?

And it would run out and stuff.

It seems like 1922.

Once digital came in, you could, I just think that, and I don't know if Brando created a way for him, the greatest ever, I suppose, to discover it while the cameras roll.

In other words, you're not rehearsing over there and you go, oh, I nailed it.