Josh Gad

I remember traveling to Colombia at the age of four, and I just remember seeing armed people all around my father and just Uzis, like automatic weapons, not even semis, and just thinking to myself, Wait, is this what everyone's dad does? I was so confused.

I remember traveling to Colombia at the age of four, and I just remember seeing armed people all around my father and just Uzis, like automatic weapons, not even semis, and just thinking to myself, Wait, is this what everyone's dad does? I was so confused.

I remember traveling to Colombia at the age of four, and I just remember seeing armed people all around my father and just Uzis, like automatic weapons, not even semis, and just thinking to myself, Wait, is this what everyone's dad does? I was so confused.

All my friends' fathers were doctors or lawyers in South Florida, and my dad was literally in the middle of the jungles of Columbia, surrounded by dangerous people. He was always a larger-than-life guy when I was growing up. My parents got divorced when I was six, and I talk about my relationship after that.

All my friends' fathers were doctors or lawyers in South Florida, and my dad was literally in the middle of the jungles of Columbia, surrounded by dangerous people. He was always a larger-than-life guy when I was growing up. My parents got divorced when I was six, and I talk about my relationship after that.

All my friends' fathers were doctors or lawyers in South Florida, and my dad was literally in the middle of the jungles of Columbia, surrounded by dangerous people. He was always a larger-than-life guy when I was growing up. My parents got divorced when I was six, and I talk about my relationship after that.

But what I also talk about in the book, which we've never spoken about, was I haven't seen my dad in about 20 years. And I get a call one day while I'm doing Gutenberg, which you were so gracious enough to come to. So much fun. And my dad is in New Jersey and he says, I'd love to come see your show.

But what I also talk about in the book, which we've never spoken about, was I haven't seen my dad in about 20 years. And I get a call one day while I'm doing Gutenberg, which you were so gracious enough to come to. So much fun. And my dad is in New Jersey and he says, I'd love to come see your show.

But what I also talk about in the book, which we've never spoken about, was I haven't seen my dad in about 20 years. And I get a call one day while I'm doing Gutenberg, which you were so gracious enough to come to. So much fun. And my dad is in New Jersey and he says, I'd love to come see your show.

This is last year.

This is last year.

This is last year.

And I said, OK, I think he's on his third or fourth family now. And I said, come alone. I'll send a car for you. And why don't you stay the night? Wow. That's nice. And I was very anxious about it. And he comes to the theater. I'm looking for him in the audience. I don't see him. Are you like eight years old? A hundred percent. It's Halloween night.

And I said, OK, I think he's on his third or fourth family now. And I said, come alone. I'll send a car for you. And why don't you stay the night? Wow. That's nice. And I was very anxious about it. And he comes to the theater. I'm looking for him in the audience. I don't see him. Are you like eight years old? A hundred percent. It's Halloween night.

And I said, OK, I think he's on his third or fourth family now. And I said, come alone. I'll send a car for you. And why don't you stay the night? Wow. That's nice. And I was very anxious about it. And he comes to the theater. I'm looking for him in the audience. I don't see him. Are you like eight years old? A hundred percent. It's Halloween night.

Andrew and I, after the show, decide to dress up as the Mommy Dearest characters. He's the Faye Dunaway character. I'm the daughter. Is he holding a coat hanger? Uh-huh. Yeah. And I look at Andrew after the show and I said, I need you to come with me. I'm very nervous about this. So we go out, both dressed as women. Yeah. My father's never seen me on stage in my life.

Andrew and I, after the show, decide to dress up as the Mommy Dearest characters. He's the Faye Dunaway character. I'm the daughter. Is he holding a coat hanger? Uh-huh. Yeah. And I look at Andrew after the show and I said, I need you to come with me. I'm very nervous about this. So we go out, both dressed as women. Yeah. My father's never seen me on stage in my life.

Andrew and I, after the show, decide to dress up as the Mommy Dearest characters. He's the Faye Dunaway character. I'm the daughter. Is he holding a coat hanger? Uh-huh. Yeah. And I look at Andrew after the show and I said, I need you to come with me. I'm very nervous about this. So we go out, both dressed as women. Yeah. My father's never seen me on stage in my life.

Even as a kid. He was not the dad who came to my shows. Right. So this is the first time my father's ever seen me on stage. I come out and I see a man that I know immediately and yet don't recognize at all. It was both... exhilarating and really painful. I didn't know what to say. I didn't know how to interact. He looked frailer than I remember. Well, he's pretty old, right?

Even as a kid. He was not the dad who came to my shows. Right. So this is the first time my father's ever seen me on stage. I come out and I see a man that I know immediately and yet don't recognize at all. It was both... exhilarating and really painful. I didn't know what to say. I didn't know how to interact. He looked frailer than I remember. Well, he's pretty old, right?