Jonathan Groff

I was like, but listen, like, I'm not holding the flag.

I'm not like, that cuts me when eating ass on television.

And then ultimately, on Grand Marshaling, the New York, like, with a sash, a rainbow sash, literally like elbow, elbow, wrist, wrist.

And I felt scared.

I still felt scared back then.

I was like, this feels like right.

It feels like the right thing to do.

But I'm like,

Screaming as I'm getting pushed, what feels like pushed off a cliff.

You do it.

Yes, yes.

I think I'm a little drawn to it.

I must be like magnetized to it.

And like you said, unconditional love.

I think you're right.

Talk about it, Amy.

Another fear factor thing, though, of like Brian Darcy James originated that role off-Broadway.

Of course, Brian originated.

And then his show, Something Rotten, got fast-tracked to Broadway, unexpected, while they were in rehearsal for the public theater.

And I get a text from Lynn, who I had become friends with through the years, being like, hey, Brian has to bail right after opening.