Jason Biggs

And like after Eugene was cast, we kind of had a rehearsal day where we went in and kind of like improvised all these scenes and the chemistry there was immediate.

But it was really just like a credit to the casting director and the directors for like, right?

I'm curious, when you're shooting, because one of the things I remember distinctly about this movie was that it was one of the first times I saw that they had done, it was like an under, an unrated version.

Yeah.

And I'd never really seen that before.

So did you know you were going to do that as you were shooting?

Would you shoot one way?

Cause I know there were multiple scenes that you, that were shot different ways for, it was an R rating or no rating.

And so did you know that going in where it's like, all right, we're shooting it this way and then we're going to shoot it this way.

And then we're going to shoot this way.

And then we're going to shoot this way.

Or were you kind of just making it up as you go along with like, Hey, let's try you on the desk now with the pie.

Or was that already planned?

Great question.

So no, we had no idea there was going to be an unrated version.

And, and,

This was right before DVD.

Like the first American Pie I have on VHS.

And then like by American Pie 2, there were no VHS.

So it was literally in that period where the unrated version, I feel like the unrated is kind of a DVD version.