Bradley Cooper

Yeah.

I had a hard time.

And it becomes weird.

My experience was more because I went there with a job, right?

Right.

And, you know, New York for me, I don't know, I went on 2,000 auditions.

Like, I remember when I first booked a job with Sex and the City, I booked some commercials and extra work, which was great.

But the first job I booked, I remember I was like, I was terrified because I got to the point where I was a doorman at a hotel and I would audition.

And that was a great life.

And if I got a call back, it was great.

But then when I had to do it, I remember literally like, whoa, I have to do like, wait, wait, what?

I'm actually working?

I have to do it?

What was it?

What was the first thing you had to do?

I played Jake the downtown smoker in the Sex and the City with Sarah Jessica Park, and I couldn't drive standard.

I never learned how to drive standard, so they sent me to Odell's driving school, and all I thought about was, like, don't have her head hit the dashboard when we pull into the corner.

And I still messed it up, and they had another guy do it, and then I just had to do this thing, you know, when the camera's here, and you go...

You OK?

You know, like you're pulling in.