Will Arnett

And I said, I'm not interested.

That's a true story.

Liam doesn't care about that.

Wait, wait, wait.

There are people that you have that kind of relationship with, where you have that kind of chemistry that they just make you laugh.

And when I was doing Arrested, it was Tony Hale who played Buster in...

we would often come into a scene together, and so we'd be on our start mark, and we'd be with the ADB looking at us, about to give us our cue, and like right as you could hear the dialogue, we're about to get the cue, Tony would immediately kind of go into his character of Buster, all of a sudden he'd be standing there, and then all of a sudden he'd go, ooh, like this, get ready, and as soon as he did that, I couldn't stop laughing, and so I'd come into scenes laughing already, because I've just corpsed off stage, you know what I mean?

I love that Liam is still angry about it.

It's the hallmark of it.

I don't want to embarrass you, Liam, but it's the hallmark of a great movie star that you barely remember how many movies you've done or what they are.

And for us, as sort of fans, we're like, this is so exciting to have somebody who... Will, do you know something?

Oh, yeah.

Was that in Ireland, or were you living in England when you did your first film?

I wanted to get into this.

And go back and do the show.

What is that experience like?

Because, you know, for us, obviously, you know, we're such pampered, you know, guys who have not had to experience anything like that.

But for...

To do a play in an environment like that, it must feel so far apart.

Does it even feel like show business or does it feel like you're, what is your mindset doing a play day in and day out with real, you know, threat just outside the doors?