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My Dad Was An Absentee Dad, So It Was Always Important To Me That I Was Part Of My Daughter's Life, And She Deserved Two Parents, Which Is Part Of The Rationale Behind Us Staying Married For 30 Years.

Sometimes One Of My Ways Of Choosing Movies That I Want To Do Is If It's The Kind Of Movie I Would Have Gone To See When I Was A Kid, And This Is A Movie I Actually Did Go See, As A Kid. And I Think It Will Be Exciting For Audiences To See Now.

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Die Hard With A Vengeance Shooting Was A Great Time, Because We Had An Interesting Script. The First Script Was Called Simon Says, And Something Was Going On, Because Some Days We'd Get To Work, But We Wouldn't Actually Have Dialogue. We Would Go To Bruce's Willis Trailer, And They'd Say, "okay, You Have To Go From 168th Street To 97th Street Today. We're Going To Do It In The Cab, And Sam, You Say This. Bruce, What Do You Want To Say?" And That's How Bruce's "hey, Zeus!" Thing Came Up.

I Approach My Work The Way An Actor Approaches Their Work. The Only Difference Is That I Do Comedy, And My Job Is To Make Things Funny. My Style Makes Things Sound Like They're Improvisational And Happening Right Then And There.