Oscar Isaac

It's a very strange foreign world to me.

Although I did work at a golf club for a few months when I was 16.

But it was more like weddings that would happen in this small golf club, and I was a bit more of like a waiter.

But it was, yeah, I heard a lot of the same wedding songs over and over again.

Um, and had to get out of there.

But, uh, but I, you know, I was like, you could imagine some, you know, that that's about the age that Josh was when he started and he decided, no, this is my way in.

And, you know, I, I did it in Lake Worth, Florida.

This is in Montecito, very different vibe.

But, uh, but I think he really sees like, I've got something and I've got something special and people like me.

And, uh,

I understand people and I understand how to make them feel good.

And I think, yeah, he sees a way into this life.

Or Guillermo, because he is, you know, he wanted to approach it that way and invited certainly me and all of us to approach it that way, which was, you know, for him it was a very autobiographical telling, at least in the expression of the film.

And...

Yeah, it was just the way that we would approach every day.

There was kind of this maximalist thing that was happening, but that was deeply, deeply felt.

I mean, it's like listening to a corrido, you know?

It's like a mariachi music where it's so passionate.

And because it's just like such a deep, deep...

expression of, of both, uh, and, uh, expression and, uh, and, and, um, celebration of, of both joy and pain at the same time.