You hear this all the time, but you're allotted for your acting ability.

One of the things that I find most incredible about what you're able to do is you're one of the funniest performers that I've seen.

And you're also able to, as we all know, just nail drama.

And I'm wondering, what is your secret weapon?

What do you think is your secret weapon in your acting career?

What have you got?

What have you got that you can always rely on?

Is there something about your face that you think helps you?

Yeah.

I mean, I have that kind of resting face that is has scorn and anger, and, you know, I mean, it's just Yes.

Well, look of consternation and intensity.

Oh, yeah, Yeah.

I don't think anybody has the consternation phase that Well, I take that back because you had Clint Eastwood got me and and Harrison Ford, perhaps.

And but I'm consternation in my resting face.

Look here, recipe.

No emotion, thinking of anything consternation, right?

There s O So I look, I look that already like Then you enter a real dilemma.

And, boy, it just compounds And people think that I'm I'm actually thinking of something, and I'm like, right now I'm talking to you.

I'm actually thinking of lunch.

So you're not engaged in this interview out at all?

You haven't thought about anything I've said.

You haven't even listened to me.

I did listen to you when I first got here and you said Hey, good to see you.

Yeah.

And then after that, you've been checked out.

You're such a good actor that you appear to be engaged in this interview.

But now you're telling us you're somewhere else.

You're not even here at this moment.

I'm sorry.

Say, let's let it go.

You You're a bad man.

People need to know that.

What?

Well, you know what I mean.

I want to say bad.