It’s pretty much like when we were doing it the first time. He’s extremely mellow and so much fun to be around. He never seems stressed or irritated or annoyed. He hangs out; he does the crossword every day. He was irritated because of some home improvement projects gone awry, like the rest of us. He’s a really great guy. I really liked working with him.
I was shocked with what a sweet man he was. He’s this guy who’s screaming more blood all the time. I was like, “What did you do this weekend?” He’s like, “Oh, I went bird watching in Malibu.” I was like, “Who are you? You are so weird.” He’s like the coolest guy ever.
Do you like the first or second version best?
Wow, that’s a good question. I think I like the second version better. I think it has more heart. It seems to come from a more real place. The first version maybe had a lot more like blood in it, or a lot more action. But the second version seems like it’s a lot more of a fable, like more of a tale, so I like that. The story is better.
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