I Love My Job Very

As A Kid, I Was A Huge Fan Of Movies And Acting. My Mom Was In The Sort Of Community Theater, And I Always Hung Around Down There, And I Was A Massive Fan Of Everything I'm Kind Of Involved In Now. But Fairly Ordinary And Cheeky.

Plainly It Isn't An Exact Science, Despite It Being A Complex Interaction Of Micro-decisions And Corresponding Thought; Perhaps It Doesn't Always Work And We Pass By Some Potential Soulmates Like The Proverbial Ships In The Night, Never Quite Connecting. Then Again, Perhaps The System Is Tenacious And Continues To Run Like A Computer Program On Infinite Loop, So That If At First You Don't Meet, You Are Drawn Back Together For Another Try.

Jewish Comedians Do The Best Jewish Jokes, And Anyone Else Doing That, They Don't Have A Right To, Because They're Not Coming From That Experience. I Know That's A Slightly Heightened Example, But It's The Same Thing. We're Bumpkins, So We Can Make Bumpkin Jokes.

There Seems To Be This Tendency Toward Denigrating Romantic Comedies As Of Late Because It Becomes Something Sort Of Cheesy Or Whatever. Whereas This Embraced What It Was. As A Fan Of When Harry Met Sally Or Annie Hall, As A Demonstration Of What Romantic Comedy Could Be And Should Be, I Immediately Phoned Nira Back And Said, "yeah, I'd Like To Do This. It'll Be Fun."

The Thought Of Filming In London Was A Big Draw Because I Could Stay In My House. I Read It, And I Was Really Taken With It Because It Felt At Once Very Unapologetic For What It Was, Which Is A Romantic Comedy. But At The Same Time, A Little Spiky And A Little Truthful.