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We Spent Six Weeks There [in Vegas]. The Only Thing Crazy That I Did Was Shoot That Movie [the Hangovers]. The Stuff In That Movie Is Way Crazier Than Anything I Might Have Done, Drunk One Night In Vegas. I Mean We Did It For Real In The Movie, So That's As Crazy As It Got.

Probably My Favorite Thing About Watching A Movie That I'm In The First Time Is To See All The Things I Didn't Know Were Happening In A Scene Around Me.

You See A Lot Of Sides Of People On A Movie Set Because It Can Be Really Taxing And To Kind Of Go Through All That Together - You Really Get To Know Someone.

[chickens] Are Very Frenetic. So If You Think About It And You Look Back In Other Movies, Like If Someone's Taking A Crazy Bus Ride Somewhere And It's Like, 'oh, What Makes This Bus Ride Crazy?' There's A Chicken In The Aisle, Or Like There's A Chicken In A Crate. So I Just Think The Presence Of Chickens Makes Things Crazy.

Getting Any Movie Made Is Just Like Trying To Push A Giant Boulder Up A Mountain, And There's So Many Moving Parts. Obviously, There's The Creative Side, And Then There's The Logistical Side, And They're Both Colossal.