Ben Stiller

I felt like it was my dad and the ether or something, just like this moment was happening.

I felt like it was my dad and the ether or something, just like this moment was happening.

Which is sweet. He always wanted that. You know, he had had so much success with my mom. But then there was a period of time after, you know, when being a comedy team was not something that was as viable in show business.

Which is sweet. He always wanted that. You know, he had had so much success with my mom. But then there was a period of time after, you know, when being a comedy team was not something that was as viable in show business.

Which is sweet. He always wanted that. You know, he had had so much success with my mom. But then there was a period of time after, you know, when being a comedy team was not something that was as viable in show business.

As you go into the 80s and the 90s, it's not like there are shows that are, you know, like the Merv Griffin show or that. Sullivan show. It's just so, they were having to figure out their careers separately. And then, you know, Seinfeld happened for him in his 70s and it changed, you know, it just fulfilled everything that he had wanted.

As you go into the 80s and the 90s, it's not like there are shows that are, you know, like the Merv Griffin show or that. Sullivan show. It's just so, they were having to figure out their careers separately. And then, you know, Seinfeld happened for him in his 70s and it changed, you know, it just fulfilled everything that he had wanted.

As you go into the 80s and the 90s, it's not like there are shows that are, you know, like the Merv Griffin show or that. Sullivan show. It's just so, they were having to figure out their careers separately. And then, you know, Seinfeld happened for him in his 70s and it changed, you know, it just fulfilled everything that he had wanted.

And my mom, it wasn't as important to her because she was, I think, happier to kind of stay at home and write and, you know, read biographies, do the Sunday Times crossword puzzle. But my dad, that's what was, it was, you know, he was so connected to the audience, to being recognized. It meant so much to him. Because he was so deprived as a kid. His parents, he had such a tough childhood.

And my mom, it wasn't as important to her because she was, I think, happier to kind of stay at home and write and, you know, read biographies, do the Sunday Times crossword puzzle. But my dad, that's what was, it was, you know, he was so connected to the audience, to being recognized. It meant so much to him. Because he was so deprived as a kid. His parents, he had such a tough childhood.

And my mom, it wasn't as important to her because she was, I think, happier to kind of stay at home and write and, you know, read biographies, do the Sunday Times crossword puzzle. But my dad, that's what was, it was, you know, he was so connected to the audience, to being recognized. It meant so much to him. Because he was so deprived as a kid. His parents, he had such a tough childhood.

His dad was a cab driver. You know, they moved 13 different times when he was a kid over the course of a few years. And, you know, so he was just like both loving and needy, but like in the most generous way. And, you know, they would like someone come up to him on the street and, you know, recognize him. He'd be with my mom and he'd talk to them for like 15 minutes.

His dad was a cab driver. You know, they moved 13 different times when he was a kid over the course of a few years. And, you know, so he was just like both loving and needy, but like in the most generous way. And, you know, they would like someone come up to him on the street and, you know, recognize him. He'd be with my mom and he'd talk to them for like 15 minutes.

His dad was a cab driver. You know, they moved 13 different times when he was a kid over the course of a few years. And, you know, so he was just like both loving and needy, but like in the most generous way. And, you know, they would like someone come up to him on the street and, you know, recognize him. He'd be with my mom and he'd talk to them for like 15 minutes.

And my mom would be like, Jerry, let's get the fuck out of here.

And my mom would be like, Jerry, let's get the fuck out of here.

And my mom would be like, Jerry, let's get the fuck out of here.

I didn't get any of that, by the way.

I didn't get any of that, by the way.

I didn't get any of that, by the way.