Sona O'Brien

So I remember having a very distinct pleasure of talking to Heath and then us bringing a didgeridoo out and him blowing into it.

And it makes that sound that, I'm sorry, I don't know that he was playing it correctly or incorrectly, but I just don't know what the didgeridoo, I don't know what the tuning is.

I know.

I couldn't pick out exactly what Rush tune it was.

Heath is an important part of your early life and getting started.

Tell us about that.

And it was so radical that I had seen.

And it was so it's so easy when you have that heartthrob leading man status and you have that face to to just disappear into that world of playing the same person over and over and over again.

And he came at that in this way.

And in so many of his roles, it just felt like it was very important to him to this is an art piece.

Matt, would you like to apologize?

I would like to apologize.

But you have to admit I was pretty good.

You nailed almost every line.

Yes.

So you have success, things are going well, and then you do Bridesmaids.

I thought that you were getting to play so many very subtle comedic moves.

The speech where you're each trying to... When you first came on screen, though, I remember thinking, okay, this is the beautiful friend who's going to be kind of uptight, and you're just going to hit that note, and then you don't, and you're...

You're, in many ways, being just as competitive, petty, and insane as Kristen Wiig.

And I was just like, oh, okay.