Andy Richter

So I was wondering if you could tell that story to us.

I think people can assess.

Go right ahead.

And that, am I right, guys?

Yes?

Yeah, it's true.

As we have mentioned, you and Denzel have known each other for years.

Students together at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, where a lot of great actors came from.

He says that you gave him...

One of the greatest bits of advice you ever got as a young, starving actor, you said you could survive, what was it, on a loaf of wheat bread, a jar of honey, and a jar of peanut butter?

Yeah.

I want to ask immediately, though, when you first started making money, or maybe just the first time you got a paycheck for acting, what was, like, the good thing to eat, the first thing that you bought?

Your mother, if I'm not mistaken, was a Jamaican immigrant to Great Britain.

So I'm assuming, like all immigrant mothers, she wanted you to make a nice living, like become a doctor, a lawyer, something respectable.

You promised me.

And what's amazing, another story I learned about you, is that you caught the acting bug at the age of five.

I want to talk to you about Sinners, which is an amazing film, one of the biggest movies of last year, which will hopefully reap a lot of awards.

This is a movie, again, filled with music, brilliant music.

Brilliant music.

And you play a musician.