00:00So Liam Neeson recently shot a Save Comedy PSA.
00:03Do you think comedy is struggling as a genre? Why or why not?
00:08I don't know the comedies. I think comedy goes through phases.
00:11I think once every 15 years or so, people say comedy is dead.
00:15And then something like Seinfeld comes along or something like Old School comes along
00:19and completely rewrites the book and then suddenly everybody's doing that.
00:23I don't think it's, I don't think it's, I think a voice.
00:25And look, Akiva Schaffer, who wrote and directed this movie, is one of those voices
00:30who comes along and just approaches comedy from a selfless point of view.
00:35He's out to get laughs. He's out to make his audience happy.
00:41He's not going in to like win Oscars.
00:43He's just here to do the job that comedy is supposed to do.
00:47I also know you recently dropped a Sinatra album.
00:50I was wondering, would you ever consider venturing into producing or starring in a Sinatra film?
00:55I mean, Sinatra's career spanned five decades, so I don't know.
01:00It's, it's, there'll be a lot of CGI.
01:03Listen, you can do it, you can do it.
01:06Yeah, I, it's, that's a, that's one of the hardest,
01:09I think many people have tried to make a Sinatra biopic.
01:11And I think that's the challenge is that he started when he was in his 20s
01:15and he finished when he was in his 80s.
01:17So either it's three different actors or it's a Pixar movie.
01:25so,
01:35she's doing well.
01:35She's very good.
01:36She's doing well.
01:36She's doing well.
01:45She's doing well.
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