Alex Hurt

Yeah

... uh, like, I think sort of, like, right at the end they kind of, like, jack, like, up the characters a bit as, like, once they're in the show, but before then these are, like, exactly how those documentaries would go.

You would just, like, put our cameras in these guys' faces, and they're so desperate to be popular they just start just running their mouths, talking about, like, how horrific their fucking marriage is and how they're the weirdest people you'll ever know, and that really got me.

That's one of my favorite things about this movie is, like, how, like, oddly sincere it feels watching it in, like, 2026.

Like, if someone was wearing that outfit in my neighborhood he better be a bellhop." Like, he's- [laughs]

[laughs]

But then I love the, uh, bit where, like, uh, Jane Lynch and Jennifer Coolidge's characters, like, who, like, I mean, like, make Jane Lynch look the most lesbian she ever looks, and I thought, like, that would be the joke, and then they just start, like-

like-Manging it out? I'm like, "Yeah, nice."