Sebastian Maniscalco

You're there for an hour and a half.

You do your thing.

Boom, you're at home.

Here, it's like you get into makeup.

It's a cloud, okay.

It's a cloud, okay.

So the momentum is gone.

With comedy, there seems to be a momentum that needs to happen, and there's a lot of start and stopping when you're doing a film of that size.

So yeah, it's not something that I'm like, oh, I'm dying to get back into just because of the time commitment, and just it's not that exciting.

Yeah, I don't look back and go, I shouldn't have done that or shouldn't have done that.

That's not.

I mean, the things that I have done, I was very selective about doing.

Because I did turn a lot of things down.

It's not like these opportunities come, I go, yeah, I take it.

They're very kind of mapped out of kind of what plays into my kind of brand of comedy.

And then on the flip side,

what projects I want to be a part of.

I mean, I did this movie called The Green Book, who ultimately won the Oscar.

And I just, when I read that, I felt like, oh, wow, this is very, very good script.

I felt like I was laughing.