Ronald Young Jr.

You have a guy who has comedy chops and serious chops.

I mean, there's a point in the movie where we start to get into the dark past of the character.

And I remember thinking, oh, that's why you got Odenkirk.

Because for a while, I was like, this could have been anybody.

It didn't have to be Bob Odenkirk.

Yeah, but he starts to turn and starts to talk a little bit about his past.

And then I said, okay, you needed some serious acting like I can believe this person, you know, having a good time.

And I can also believe this person has a dark secret in his past that exists.

So I feel like if you have him, then use the full breadth of his experience in the film.

But they just couldn't quite do that.

No, I wouldn't recommend it.

And I think you're right.

That's one of the new ways that I judge sitting in a theater now, which is to say, could I just be sitting at the house watching this?

And this is one of those.

Especially for it to be Derek Kolstad.

Like sometimes I'll rewatch John Wick and wish I was in a theater.

I don't want to be on my couch.

I want to be at a theater watching this.

With normal, I just, I gotta be on my couch.

Please let me, I want to scroll Instagram.