Noah Hawley

I will say, you know, living in Austin, you know, I'll go to LA sometimes and I'll think, oh, right, I'm somebody.

Sure.

But at the same time... The second you leave, you're nobody.

Right.

Well, but no, sometimes there, I feel like it's the only place I've ever been where you can feel like nobody also, right?

It has that status game that is very specific.

No, I'm very... Look, I love all the parts of the job.

I like to sit in a room and write a novel and the phone doesn't ring and I like the writer's room element of it.

I love to get on set and direct and the team support of it all.

You know, I think what makes me happiest is the fact that I don't have to do just one of those things, that I can get my isolation and recharge and then I can go out and be in public, you know, and sort of command...

the ship and, and, you know, try to elevate everyone to do their best work.

You see the aura.

I appreciate that.

He can come over and tell my wife how powerful I am.

13 and 18.

Yeah, I think so.

You know, I don't know how it is with you, but probably one more than the other.

You know, I think, you know, my son loves to... He's the 13-year-old.

He loves to come to set, give me a headset.

I'm going to sit on the camera rig, you know.