William H. Macy

That's what she wants to see.

you know drama and yeah and romance and sadness that's a sad a lot of sad characters now oh yeah you know there's no action but a lot happens yeah i'm drawn to those kind of movies yeah you know when there's somebody getting blasted to death every four minutes i just i grow weary of that so quickly yeah it means nothing after a while it means nothing yeah yeah it's like a comic who says every other word you're like you're killing the word

yeah but there's lines in it that could have read so corny that didn't like even you saying i have so much love to give that could have played so corny and it felt so sincere you know right did you read that and you're like how the fuck do i make this sound no his stuff just flies off the page yeah he's a lovely writer and he runs a fabulous set um no it was that was all easy yeah that's cool

Yeah.

Well, if you ever do, write it down because some people can do it.

Paul can do it.

That's unbelievable.

And they intertwine.

That's what's great.

I've been blessed to work with some really good writers.

Oh, it's like naming which of your daughters you like the best.

You may know, but you're never going to say.

I know which one of yours I like the best.

I don't know how to respond.

I'm joking.

I didn't know you had daughters.

Dave Mamet wrote a script called State in Maine.

You ever seen that?

A long time.

Knee-slappingly funny.