You Don't Have To Put Dresses In

I Work Under The Assumption That, Generally Speaking, My Taste And The Taste Of The Oscar Voters Are Not One In The Same.

I Was, Like, A Brown Belt, Which Is Pretty Good. I Entered A Tournament Once, And I Punched The Guy In The Throat And Got Disqualified. I Realized - I Don't Know If You're Familiar With "karate Kid," But The Bad Guys In That Are Called Cobra Kai, And They're, Like, The Evil Karate Guys. And Then When I Went To The Tournament, I Realized That's What We Were; We Were Like The Cobra Kai Of The Jewish Karate Community.

We Kind Of Have Some Ideas For Sequels. The Movie [sausage Party] Ends In A Way That Implies A Next Chapter.

We Originally Actually Wrote Franco's Part [in The Pineapple Express] For Me And The Part I Ultimately Played Just For Someone Else In General. Then When We Got Franco Involved We Thought It Was A Good Idea To Switch The Roles. I Think It Worked Really Well.

I Hadn't Done A Comedy For A While. I Had Directed A Very Low Budget Movie Called The Ape And It Was Playing At A Festival In Austin. Judd [apatow] Was There And He Came And Saw It And It's Kind Of Funny.