Lulu Garcia Navarro

And that frustration is often sort of comedic and played for comedic effect.

Could you give me your theory of what makes desire funny?

Okay, this is kind of a little bit of a silly question, but it is something that I've always been curious about.

In a lot of your films, there isn't some big pretty woman moment, though, for the dude.

When you get a makeover and you're suddenly, like, pumped up.

You always end up getting the girl, but you don't get the glow up.

There isn't, like, this big moment where all of a sudden, you know, you're kind of rip off your shirt and there you are.

And...

You know, I was thinking, like, Longshot with Charlize Theron and all these things.

Is being funnier sexier than being hot?

A little, a little.

I mean, your dating life is a part of the comedic stuff.

It is.

You got to work with one of the greats, Catherine O'Hara, in the studio.

How did you experience that loss?

Did you have any particular memories of working with her?

Any good Catherine O'Hara stories?

And she plays your sort of mentor in this.

Yeah.

I'm sorry.