Jason Biggs

The script is so wonderful that it's kind of one quotable moment after another.

You know, it's it's in the zeitgeist where it's just it is all these little moments that that last forever.

And and it was every character.

That was the thing that was so great about it was there wasn't one.

I mean, obviously there's people that stood out a little more, but it was the, as a crew, it was cutting to these different storylines.

And as a, an ensemble cast, it just, everybody had their beats and it all worked so well.

Yeah.

My favorite, my favorite thing that I would hear in months and even years after is, um,

It was when people would tell me who they were in the friend group, guys in particular, you know, but like, oh, I was Oz.

I'm Oz in our friend group, you know?

And like people would, because people identified with those friendships, those kinds of relationships.

It was very, it was very cool.

Yeah.

And like-

you know, yeah, I, you know, I, look, I don't, you can't make that movie today.

It's obviously a time capsule.

There are certain scenes you certainly couldn't, couldn't do today, but as a time capsule and as a sort of a reflection of the kinds of experiences that high school kids had in terms of being more authentic than just the sort of glossy kind of, you know, the clean kind of experience, just, you know, it's sort of hit in a way that,

other movies didn't.

So, yeah.

Is there...