Seth Rogen

And so we sort of became like an ancient Roman version of Superbad, which, as I say, is insane. And it was very dirty. It was very dirty. Yeah. And what I recall, I think at the point in this process, yeah, we had handed in a draft that he really thought was funny and we thought was funny and was ridiculous and crazy. And he was telling us in this notes meeting that, like, it couldn't be so dirty.

And so we sort of became like an ancient Roman version of Superbad, which, as I say, is insane. And it was very dirty. It was very dirty. Yeah. And what I recall, I think at the point in this process, yeah, we had handed in a draft that he really thought was funny and we thought was funny and was ridiculous and crazy. And he was telling us in this notes meeting that, like, it couldn't be so dirty.

And so we sort of became like an ancient Roman version of Superbad, which, as I say, is insane. And it was very dirty. It was very dirty. Yeah. And what I recall, I think at the point in this process, yeah, we had handed in a draft that he really thought was funny and we thought was funny and was ridiculous and crazy. And he was telling us in this notes meeting that, like, it couldn't be so dirty.

And it was clearly the notes he had been given from on high. And so in a very honest moment, he said that. And I don't know if the execs I've worked with over the years would agree, but I've always had a sympathy for it. I think because of that, I've always felt like it really humanized the job in a lot of ways.

And it was clearly the notes he had been given from on high. And so in a very honest moment, he said that. And I don't know if the execs I've worked with over the years would agree, but I've always had a sympathy for it. I think because of that, I've always felt like it really humanized the job in a lot of ways.

And it was clearly the notes he had been given from on high. And so in a very honest moment, he said that. And I don't know if the execs I've worked with over the years would agree, but I've always had a sympathy for it. I think because of that, I've always felt like it really humanized the job in a lot of ways.

And made me understand, you know, from a pretty young age, yeah, that like a lot of these – not all of them, but a lot of them are people who love movies but who are constantly put in positions where they have to – either maybe be fired or do something kind of risky. And I think more of them should do something risky, and that will actually lead to better things. But I understand why they don't.

And made me understand, you know, from a pretty young age, yeah, that like a lot of these – not all of them, but a lot of them are people who love movies but who are constantly put in positions where they have to – either maybe be fired or do something kind of risky. And I think more of them should do something risky, and that will actually lead to better things. But I understand why they don't.

And made me understand, you know, from a pretty young age, yeah, that like a lot of these – not all of them, but a lot of them are people who love movies but who are constantly put in positions where they have to – either maybe be fired or do something kind of risky. And I think more of them should do something risky, and that will actually lead to better things. But I understand why they don't.

I don't agree with it necessarily, but I understand it. And it's a very comedic situation to be in. Right.

I don't agree with it necessarily, but I understand it. And it's a very comedic situation to be in. Right.

I don't agree with it necessarily, but I understand it. And it's a very comedic situation to be in. Right.

Yeah, it's a very tragic job. And I think tragedy is comedy in a lot of ways, you know. And a lot of them, yeah, like, because they love movies and they grow up... Now I'm at the age even where like some of the people I work with grew up watching our movies and stuff like that. You know what I mean?

Yeah, it's a very tragic job. And I think tragedy is comedy in a lot of ways, you know. And a lot of them, yeah, like, because they love movies and they grow up... Now I'm at the age even where like some of the people I work with grew up watching our movies and stuff like that. You know what I mean?

Yeah, it's a very tragic job. And I think tragedy is comedy in a lot of ways, you know. And a lot of them, yeah, like, because they love movies and they grow up... Now I'm at the age even where like some of the people I work with grew up watching our movies and stuff like that. You know what I mean?

And for the first time in my life, like I'm older than the execs I'm working with at some of these companies. And so they, I'm one of the people they probably grew up watching and they are constantly put in a position where they have to say things that make me really mad at them. And I would imagine that's a huge bummer. And I've seen it over and over.

And for the first time in my life, like I'm older than the execs I'm working with at some of these companies. And so they, I'm one of the people they probably grew up watching and they are constantly put in a position where they have to say things that make me really mad at them. And I would imagine that's a huge bummer. And I've seen it over and over.

And for the first time in my life, like I'm older than the execs I'm working with at some of these companies. And so they, I'm one of the people they probably grew up watching and they are constantly put in a position where they have to say things that make me really mad at them. And I would imagine that's a huge bummer. And I've seen it over and over.

I remember an exec like hiding from a movie star like literally in his office because he was avoiding – because the movie wasn't tracking well and he was avoiding – He didn't want to be the one to tell it. He knew he was mad. He knew the movie star was there for a meeting and was mad and he didn't want to get yelled at basically.

I remember an exec like hiding from a movie star like literally in his office because he was avoiding – because the movie wasn't tracking well and he was avoiding – He didn't want to be the one to tell it. He knew he was mad. He knew the movie star was there for a meeting and was mad and he didn't want to get yelled at basically.