I'm A Different Actor Than

'funny People' Is My Favorite Performance Of Myself To Date. Even Though It's A Comedy And There Are Serious Moments, I Really Felt Like Leo Felt Like A Real Person. It Didn't Feel Like I Was Playing Myself. Whether It's A Comedy Or Drama, I Just Try To Make It As Realistic As Possible.

One Of The Greatest Moments Of My Career Was On The Road Promoting 'superbad' With Michael Cera And Chris Mintz-plasse. We Were Showing The Movie At Colleges.

As A Writer, I Haven't Delved Into Dramatic Writing. As An Actor, I Could Always, Even More So Than Comedy, Do Drama.

When I First Met The World, Basically, Or Introduced Myself To People, I Was In 'superbad,' And I Feel The Same Way I Felt Promoting 'superbad' In An Underdog Style That I Feel Promoting 'moneyball.'

When Someone Who Is Known As A Comedic Actor Goes To Drama, It Often Doesn't Work Out, Because They Really Just Chose Wrong, I Think - Or Maybe They're Just Not Good Actors. For Me It's Important Making That Transition Seamless, And Not A Huge Shock And Jumping Into Cold Water. It Doesn't Feel Like I'm Trying To Shock You Or Anything. I'm Just Saying, "i'm A Different Actor Than You Thought I Was. Don't Put Me In A Box. I'm Not Just Some Kid Running Around Screaming Curse Words." I Have Other Tastes Besides Comedy. I Love Comedy, But I Love Dramatic Movies Just As Much.