Jason Bateman

What's the music that you put on when you go, like, pick up the kids from school or whatever?

Like, what are your bands?

But, Paul, I think that what you're... Maybe you're saying, and I don't want to put words in your mouth, but there is a little bit of, well, of course they're not going to come back because look what you're putting in the theaters is part of the problem, A. And I can say that, and I know it's hard for you to say because of your position in the films that you make, and you probably don't want to be that guy who says that, but...

you make the kind of films that you want that are really incredible films.

And at the same time, you don't seek out recognition for yourself in a way that a lot of other filmmakers seem to do.

It's never about your own sort of, you know, increasing your personal fame.

So my question to you is, how much of that are you aware of show business, in fact?

Or are you kind of in your bubble of making the films that you make?

Paul, I know you're a big comedy fan, and you've obviously collaborated with Sandler.

Yeah.

Maya's one of those people, as you know.

Did you give her a piece of the pie?

No, no.

You should have.

Yeah.

But she is one of those people that anytime you're doing anything funny, you go, so then it would be great.

And then, God, if we could get Maya.

Just to stamp it.

Yeah, you know, because she's so just.

See, Paul?