Paul Walter Hauser

So it's like there's just some weird incestuous creative thing going on with these roles. I don't know what it is.

Well, you know, even before I got the role, and we haven't shot it yet. We're going to shoot it next year at some point, probably later in the year. But... I knew so much about Chris going in because I was just a fan. So I kind of was reading up on him and ingesting Chris Farley stuff the way you would if you were preparing for a role. And I kind of knew most everything about him.

Well, you know, even before I got the role, and we haven't shot it yet. We're going to shoot it next year at some point, probably later in the year. But... I knew so much about Chris going in because I was just a fan. So I kind of was reading up on him and ingesting Chris Farley stuff the way you would if you were preparing for a role. And I kind of knew most everything about him.

Well, you know, even before I got the role, and we haven't shot it yet. We're going to shoot it next year at some point, probably later in the year. But... I knew so much about Chris going in because I was just a fan. So I kind of was reading up on him and ingesting Chris Farley stuff the way you would if you were preparing for a role. And I kind of knew most everything about him.

What I found interesting is, you know, he... He had this very highly intellectual side where him and Tim Meadows used to go to foreign films when they were doing Second City in Chicago. And Chris had these really deep conversations with his female friends that sometimes he couldn't have with his male friends. And there was just a very intellectual, sensitive side that not everybody got to see.

What I found interesting is, you know, he... He had this very highly intellectual side where him and Tim Meadows used to go to foreign films when they were doing Second City in Chicago. And Chris had these really deep conversations with his female friends that sometimes he couldn't have with his male friends. And there was just a very intellectual, sensitive side that not everybody got to see.

What I found interesting is, you know, he... He had this very highly intellectual side where him and Tim Meadows used to go to foreign films when they were doing Second City in Chicago. And Chris had these really deep conversations with his female friends that sometimes he couldn't have with his male friends. And there was just a very intellectual, sensitive side that not everybody got to see.

Um, especially if they were like a newer friend when he had already been very famous.

Um, especially if they were like a newer friend when he had already been very famous.

Um, especially if they were like a newer friend when he had already been very famous.

I think, I think, you know, in, in telling that story, we hope to show the duality of him as there's a duality to, to many of us. Yeah.

I think, I think, you know, in, in telling that story, we hope to show the duality of him as there's a duality to, to many of us. Yeah.

I think, I think, you know, in, in telling that story, we hope to show the duality of him as there's a duality to, to many of us. Yeah.

I think I love Chris so much that I'm incapable of letting Chris... I mean, I'm not incapable of letting his fans down. Somebody can order a steak and you give them exactly the filet they ordered and they're still not happy. Right. And they send it back to the kitchen. Some people are impossible. But I love Chris so much that I'm not worried about...

I think I love Chris so much that I'm incapable of letting Chris... I mean, I'm not incapable of letting his fans down. Somebody can order a steak and you give them exactly the filet they ordered and they're still not happy. Right. And they send it back to the kitchen. Some people are impossible. But I love Chris so much that I'm not worried about...

I think I love Chris so much that I'm incapable of letting Chris... I mean, I'm not incapable of letting his fans down. Somebody can order a steak and you give them exactly the filet they ordered and they're still not happy. Right. And they send it back to the kitchen. Some people are impossible. But I love Chris so much that I'm not worried about...

keeping his memory alive in a, in an authentic and loving way. Yeah. I know I'm going to do that. Um, and that's not cockiness. That's once again, knowing what you're capable of too.

keeping his memory alive in a, in an authentic and loving way. Yeah. I know I'm going to do that. Um, and that's not cockiness. That's once again, knowing what you're capable of too.

keeping his memory alive in a, in an authentic and loving way. Yeah. I know I'm going to do that. Um, and that's not cockiness. That's once again, knowing what you're capable of too.

And knowing that there are certain things you are just meant to do in some way, you know, like I, like I, I met up with John Farley a couple of years ago to talk about this being a possibility, his brother, John, and I gave him my phone number and he goes, why is your number already in my phone? My number was already in John Farley's phone and we had never met. Huh?