Will Arnett

So please just tell us a little bit about that experience and what it is and what that was for you.

But he's kind of like almost like an East Coast Roger Corman.

Is that a fair comparison?

But you were able to cut your teeth there.

You were given the experience, the opportunity to write a script, to write a screenplay.

You didn't even go into... Is it true you were applying for a job just to work there and they asked you to write it?

I think I speak for Sean when I say gross.

And you, yeah, you were making films like as young as eight with your brother.

Is that true?

He picks up my dry cleaning, yeah.

Right, you built in a bad guy.

So if somebody comes and goes, hey, we want to do this, you're like, I'd love to, but Peter says we can't.

That's a great point that you bring up.

I feel like there's so much...

the writers, especially in film, have been sort of taken for granted in the sense of like, we're going to make this movie.

We'll get somebody to just write it, and then we're going to make this movie.

It's like, no, no, no.

You're skipping the biggest step, which is you need the material needs to be there.

Otherwise, what are you doing?

And people just kind of skip over it.