Adam Scott

Like you just don't know at all other than your own barometer. And we thought it was cool, but man, you just have, you have zero sense of how it's gonna be received. So it could have been this big embarrassing thing. Anyway. Yeah, when you're kind of out front, it's frightening and then also rewarding when you're doing something that you feel good about.

Like you just don't know at all other than your own barometer. And we thought it was cool, but man, you just have, you have zero sense of how it's gonna be received. So it could have been this big embarrassing thing. Anyway. Yeah, when you're kind of out front, it's frightening and then also rewarding when you're doing something that you feel good about.

Like you just don't know at all other than your own barometer. And we thought it was cool, but man, you just have, you have zero sense of how it's gonna be received. So it could have been this big embarrassing thing. Anyway. Yeah, when you're kind of out front, it's frightening and then also rewarding when you're doing something that you feel good about.

People become just film historians when Oscar season comes around. They get very, very persnickety. Yeah. Also all the time it takes, I think that was part of why we were also afraid of it landing with a thud is that it was so hard to make and took so long that it would have been a bummer. But anything that comes out and doesn't quite work, people were working on it for a few years.

People become just film historians when Oscar season comes around. They get very, very persnickety. Yeah. Also all the time it takes, I think that was part of why we were also afraid of it landing with a thud is that it was so hard to make and took so long that it would have been a bummer. But anything that comes out and doesn't quite work, people were working on it for a few years.

People become just film historians when Oscar season comes around. They get very, very persnickety. Yeah. Also all the time it takes, I think that was part of why we were also afraid of it landing with a thud is that it was so hard to make and took so long that it would have been a bummer. But anything that comes out and doesn't quite work, people were working on it for a few years.

And I think how Ben and Jessica Lee Gagne, the director of photography, and Jeremy are production designer and cat or props master, I think the way they visually tell the story too, you could watch it with the sound off and get the story too emotionally. And maybe some of the more kind of mind twisty details wouldn't be there, but you would emotionally get the story.

And I think how Ben and Jessica Lee Gagne, the director of photography, and Jeremy are production designer and cat or props master, I think the way they visually tell the story too, you could watch it with the sound off and get the story too emotionally. And maybe some of the more kind of mind twisty details wouldn't be there, but you would emotionally get the story.

And I think how Ben and Jessica Lee Gagne, the director of photography, and Jeremy are production designer and cat or props master, I think the way they visually tell the story too, you could watch it with the sound off and get the story too emotionally. And maybe some of the more kind of mind twisty details wouldn't be there, but you would emotionally get the story.

And I think that's really important too, when you can make something where you can turn the sound off. It's like if you listen to your podcast with the sound off, you get... You get it.

And I think that's really important too, when you can make something where you can turn the sound off. It's like if you listen to your podcast with the sound off, you get... You get it.

And I think that's really important too, when you can make something where you can turn the sound off. It's like if you listen to your podcast with the sound off, you get... You get it.

Yeah. But keep the sound off on this one. Concurrently play another one.

Yeah. But keep the sound off on this one. Concurrently play another one.

Yeah. But keep the sound off on this one. Concurrently play another one.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, that's right.

Yeah, that's right.

Well, I started at the end of season two. I mean, I had auditioned for the show originally, but it wasn't even really for a specific role. It was so early that Mike was still, me and Rashida read together. and blew it and was bummed, and then Party Down came along. So in a way, it sort of worked out well.

Well, I started at the end of season two. I mean, I had auditioned for the show originally, but it wasn't even really for a specific role. It was so early that Mike was still, me and Rashida read together. and blew it and was bummed, and then Party Down came along. So in a way, it sort of worked out well.