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There was things that looked like cake. Remember that? Yeah. They were like boxes of crayons. Is it cake? Yeah. Oh, it was. Is it cake?
Well, the scenes with you, with Mandy, when, you know, experiencing, witnessing Jack passing away.
I mean, it was really, it was like the, I mean, I'm sure it was a really hard day for you. Yeah. We just felt, horrible making you go through that over and over again. And we just kept saying, we gotta get, you know.
And the moment with the candy bar. was so fraught. It's such a hard thing to pull off. He's so good. And it became, we were so concerned about making sure it worked that we probably did it too long. No, no, no.
When you go into the hospital room.
Right. Instead of show your POV of him, better to see him in the reflection. Yeah. Yes. And then we could just hold it. and it won't feel gratuitous.
the camera's on you the whole time. And you could just do your thing. But because of that, it was like getting the timing right. It became a thing. But it was really, it was an intense day.
know 80 takes of a scene of and just improv driving from one location to another we just put the camera in the car drove across memphis yeah these these two just kept it going and we used it all i remember the barbershop and just just let let it roll really yeah that was so much fun because yeah you're just you know you're not paying attention to any
No, that's what we like about it. Because we pretty much just direct pilots, right?
No, everybody loved it. I've never before had a studio and network so supportive of something, but at the same time being convinced it's never going to get picked up. That was the entire time. We're like, we know this is never going to get picked up, so let's do whatever the hell we want. That's amazing.
I don't remember if it was the network or the studio, but they were just like, Dan, there's no way you can do this every week.
Like, you know, and the twists and the things. And, you know, and he was like, he really worked hard at convincing them, like, we can do this and this and this and this and they can keep going. Yeah. But they were not convinced until it was, I think, undeniably successful debut that they would go through with it.
Tonight in the James Brooks Pavilion.
Yeah, definitely. He definitely rubbed him on the back.
What the? And again, most people just go like, yeah, I've heard. Yeah, she is hilarious. And that's why you guys disappeared after season two.
You know what I mean? I think that's a good observation. I think, you know, because he's, you know, he's... You know, he's got good swag, but at the same time, he knocks himself down at every opportunity. Better than anybody. He's trying to, you know, he doesn't want to go too far. He has a moment. He's trying to stay connected to the streets.
It's fun. You're right, though. He's in everything he's ever written. There's one character that is Dan. It's Cal in Paradise. It's Milo Milo's character in This Is Us originally was a little more like, you know, schlubby, minch, you know.
Yeah, I think he's all over that thing. But then he did that movie, The Guilt Trip. Yeah, that's obviously, you know, him and his mother and everything he writes has something. Yeah.
Mater. He's Mater. He's Mater. Get her done! Mostly Mater. That's his catchphrase.
Get her done.
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