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Steve Wozniak Literally One Of The Sweetest Guys. And That Was Kind Of The Thing I Had To Reconcile: How Do I Try To Do This Guy's Sweetness Justice In Some Capacity When Most Of The Things I'm Doing In The Movie Are Pretty Confrontational, And Pretty Argumentative.

To Me, What Separates A Funny Movie From A Good Movie Is Something Personal.

It's Important To See Your Parents As Individuals. As A Son Or As A Daughter You Don't Stop And Think That Your Parents Might Have Their Own Expectations, Dreams Or Disappointments.

It's The Weirdest Thing. Evan [goldberg] Was Just Telling Me How Weird It Is That We Won't Be Working On Sausage Party, To Which I Said, "hopefully, We'll Be Working On Sausage Party 2." It Was Almost Ten Years Ago When We Came Up With The Idea.

We [with Judd Apatow] Started Talking About Ideas And He Said, 'well, I'm Going To Do This Movie Knocked Up With Seth [rogen], But After That You Guys Should Do A Movie Together.' I Read It And Thought That It Was Very Funny.