Paul Walter Hauser

And now we're trying to develop something with him.

No, no, no.

We had a great script.

I would say like 90, 95% of it's probably scripted in Balls Up.

But we played around a little bit and found some stuff.

And with comedy, it's a little easier to improvise because at the end of the day, you're usually trying to get the joke, get the laugh.

But in drama, I do it too just to... In drama, it's about keeping it real.

And if you can have a real moment in a dramatic film, maybe it'll be funny or maybe it'll be powerful in its own way or something.

In Deliver Me From Nowhere, the Springsteen movie I did, there's a moment where

Jeremy Allen White, as Bruce Springsteen says, like, I want the original.

I don't like this.

And he, like, storms out of the studio.

And they kept the camera rolling on me and Jeremy Strong and Marc Maron.

They didn't yell cut.

So I just went, you know, because he's saying scrap everything.

I just care about this thing.

And there's a beat we take of silence.

And I just said, I was like, man, I really love Born in the USA.

And it was just genuine.

It wasn't trying to be super funny, but it gets one of the biggest laughs in kind of a non-laugh movie.