Paul Walter Hauser

That's my hope is that I do the homework enough to still be emotionally available to the crew and the cast. Because you don't want to alienate people. Even if you are doing a job, it's like... it's too important to me to be social with people and to be on the level to alienate them.

That's my hope is that I do the homework enough to still be emotionally available to the crew and the cast. Because you don't want to alienate people. Even if you are doing a job, it's like... it's too important to me to be social with people and to be on the level to alienate them.

That's my hope is that I do the homework enough to still be emotionally available to the crew and the cast. Because you don't want to alienate people. Even if you are doing a job, it's like... it's too important to me to be social with people and to be on the level to alienate them.

So when I watched the Jim Carrey documentary about him and Andy Kaufman, I saw that Jim had kind of alienated a lot of people in his process. Jim Carrey, who I adore, by the way. But that process of kind of like alienating people or pushing them away, I sort of decided I'm not going to do that.

So when I watched the Jim Carrey documentary about him and Andy Kaufman, I saw that Jim had kind of alienated a lot of people in his process. Jim Carrey, who I adore, by the way. But that process of kind of like alienating people or pushing them away, I sort of decided I'm not going to do that.

So when I watched the Jim Carrey documentary about him and Andy Kaufman, I saw that Jim had kind of alienated a lot of people in his process. Jim Carrey, who I adore, by the way. But that process of kind of like alienating people or pushing them away, I sort of decided I'm not going to do that.

It depends on everyone's process, but it was not fun for me. I can tell you that much. I was not in a good place personally when I shot that mentally, emotionally was not a good place, spiritually not a good place and was definitely ingesting a lot of marijuana and alcohol when I wasn't on set.

It depends on everyone's process, but it was not fun for me. I can tell you that much. I was not in a good place personally when I shot that mentally, emotionally was not a good place, spiritually not a good place and was definitely ingesting a lot of marijuana and alcohol when I wasn't on set.

It depends on everyone's process, but it was not fun for me. I can tell you that much. I was not in a good place personally when I shot that mentally, emotionally was not a good place, spiritually not a good place and was definitely ingesting a lot of marijuana and alcohol when I wasn't on set.

and uh and and also we shot in new orleans that's a pretty spiritually thick place you can kind of feel the air a little bit there sometimes um and and i would say that the way i played the character my process was i have to think the thoughts i can't just say the lines and hope that it seems real i had to kind of get into the icky of it um and so

and uh and and also we shot in new orleans that's a pretty spiritually thick place you can kind of feel the air a little bit there sometimes um and and i would say that the way i played the character my process was i have to think the thoughts i can't just say the lines and hope that it seems real i had to kind of get into the icky of it um and so

and uh and and also we shot in new orleans that's a pretty spiritually thick place you can kind of feel the air a little bit there sometimes um and and i would say that the way i played the character my process was i have to think the thoughts i can't just say the lines and hope that it seems real i had to kind of get into the icky of it um and so

Having to think the thoughts, to have it register in the eyes when you say lines of dialogue, you feel very guilty when you rap at the end of the day. You feel gross. Yeah. And, you know, I only did it because of the damn character, but it's also a little mentally exhausting and you feel really gross. So, yeah, no, that character was hard to play. That wasn't easy and it wasn't fun.

Having to think the thoughts, to have it register in the eyes when you say lines of dialogue, you feel very guilty when you rap at the end of the day. You feel gross. Yeah. And, you know, I only did it because of the damn character, but it's also a little mentally exhausting and you feel really gross. So, yeah, no, that character was hard to play. That wasn't easy and it wasn't fun.

Having to think the thoughts, to have it register in the eyes when you say lines of dialogue, you feel very guilty when you rap at the end of the day. You feel gross. Yeah. And, you know, I only did it because of the damn character, but it's also a little mentally exhausting and you feel really gross. So, yeah, no, that character was hard to play. That wasn't easy and it wasn't fun.

What was fun was the fact that the writing was good. And I was getting paid decent, and I was working with brilliant actors like Greg Kinnear and Taron Egerton.

What was fun was the fact that the writing was good. And I was getting paid decent, and I was working with brilliant actors like Greg Kinnear and Taron Egerton.

What was fun was the fact that the writing was good. And I was getting paid decent, and I was working with brilliant actors like Greg Kinnear and Taron Egerton.

Yeah, and I didn't cleanse myself well. Like I was saying, I would grab a sandwich from Turkey and the Wolf, and I'd get stoned, and I'd sip a cocktail. But a lot of self-medicating. But the sort of PG things that I was partaking in were – Me and my buddy Anthony Pettix would go shoot hoops at a local court in somebody's neighborhood in New Orleans.

Yeah, and I didn't cleanse myself well. Like I was saying, I would grab a sandwich from Turkey and the Wolf, and I'd get stoned, and I'd sip a cocktail. But a lot of self-medicating. But the sort of PG things that I was partaking in were – Me and my buddy Anthony Pettix would go shoot hoops at a local court in somebody's neighborhood in New Orleans.