Will Arnett

So I would book a... I'd do a session...

And then I'd have to make sure that I had nothing to do for the rest of the day and basically wouldn't talk because it was, you know, it was hours in there going through the script and doing stuff.

And as this, as Batman.

No.

It's funny because that's one of those ones where I've had people say, wow, you –

you really sound like BoJack.

And I'm like, well, yeah, it's my voice.

Yeah, that's exactly right.

There's enough going on with the fact that he's a horse and that it's animated.

So I think it was important to just try to, the way he spoke to be much more naturalistic.

No, and it's funny, that's a question I get all the time.

There were times when people would...

remember like there's like photos of my house went online and people would say like it just look he looks like bojack's house and i just think that's so absurd there's a lot of like retrofitting from people going on about bojack and trying to hang it on my life and uh they're very very different i love making that show

Raphael Bob Waksberg is an incredible writer.

The guy who created it is just an amazing guy and wonderfully written.

And I loved every moment of it, but it's had this like sort of strange afterlife.

And I think a lot of that is due to the fact that I, that a lot of people responded to it, which is amazing.

But I also think there's this kind of rush to people to try to connect dots that aren't there.

Well, no, it's not wrong.

I think that that's natural.