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"It's my husband, he's gone missing."
"How 
long has he been gone?"
"since the funeral."

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Where do you think you would have landed 
if you came to Hollywood in the 70's?
"oh, 
car park attendant probably"

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"No idea, probably wouldn't have fit in at 
all"

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oh man, I know I'd have a rockin mustache

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can you grow a thick mustache?

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no, it's more like an Errol Flynn mustache.

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I don't know where I'd be, probably doing 
a guest spot on Starsky & Hutch.

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That's a good question, I don't know.

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I've been so lucky every step of the way, 
that if you changed just one thing, it wouldn't 
have happened.

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With this murder. mystery, comedy movie, 
we also get a political turn. Was their a 
message there?

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Look, their's an old saying, if you want 
to deliver a message, call Western Union.

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That said, there is a parrallel to a period 
piece like this.

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This represnts the era, globab warming, things 
like that.

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that people are trying to deny or supress.

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We're not making a statement here.

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we're just suggesting it's always going to 
be this way

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with two schmucks who have the balls to stand 
up to it

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you're a private investigator? 
My profession 
is complicated, ok.

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it's nuanced.

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that's a lot of blood

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your character march takes a beating, physically 
and emotionally.

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Did you enjoy playing that kind of character?

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I did, I've always wanted to do physical 
comedy.

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It's my favorite kind of movie

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I always though "I'll be a fan of those, 
but will never be in one".

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working on this was a dream

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Angourie was amazing in this.
She's incredible!

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Did her being great allow you to expand your 
character?

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yeah, because she had such great ideas

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she wasn't intimidated at all

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her family is theater people

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very strong ideas

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you beat people up?

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and charge money? How much to beat up my 
friend?

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you're character a defined code that moves 
around.
So you mean he has a loose code?

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well he does learn

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so his code is being loose?

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He has his own rules, but grows. In that 
sense, did you create a backstory for him?

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we do get to see a small portion.

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you can see his personality in his apartment. 
where he'll not own multiple things, just 
one of each.

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He was a navy man, by way of sandiego

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very north-east america in personality

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he's put together, but very sad

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which is traditional

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much like clowns

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which both of these characters somewhat portray.

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if you scrape away the surface

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these are a type of sad fellows

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possibly not where they talk to a giant bee 
though

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what the hells going on?

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oh, you know, their's a guy coming to kill 
us.

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that kind of crap

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*crying
Can you act like a professional?
...I'm 
sorry...

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Is this the first time you played a straight 
killer?

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yeah, I mean I was in a series where I played 
a rounabout killer.

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but, yeah, in this movie, yeah

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Do you like that kind of determination in 
a character?

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When shane black write it, yes!

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joel silver produces it, hell yeah!

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It was really fun, loved the duality.

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Shane had a lot of really great source material 
for the character.

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I drew inspiration from fun places

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It was really fun

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this isnt you, you're not a murderer

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yeah, but I mean deep down.

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