Jason Biggs Breaks Down His Most Iconic Scenes

All right, back to the episode.

You know, to be, I mean, in American Pie, it's funny.

I was sort of the, I was one of the main guys.

It was an ensemble, but, you know, Jim also, and obviously Stifler, because it's such a fantastic character, and Sean is so brilliant, but.

It's

actually more of an ensemble than I remember.

It's really an ensemble.

I remember you being the star, and then I watched it again, you know, two days ago, three days ago, whatever, and it is very much an ensemble.

And each character is so interesting and weird and funny and they stand out in a way.

But yeah, Jim was in a lot of ways at the center, right? Because he has this wonderful relationship with Eugene Levy, with his dad, right? Which is kind of a beating heart of the movie.

So Jim kind of has this extra stuff.

We open on him in the bedroom and so...

It's not his story, but he's certainly right there front and center.

And so I had these great opportunities after the movie and after American Pie came out and where now it really was on my shoulders a little more.

to see if I could open a movie.

And they did not perform as well as certainly I was hoping and probably as the studio was hoping.

And then I shoot American Pie 2.

I think I had like two or three movies come out during that time, like Loser and Saving Silverman, which, by the way, cult classic.

We're going to talk about Saving Silverman.

I mean, people love it, but at the time it did not do well in the theaters.

Oh,

man, what a fucking movie.

Yeah, and they, like, paid me a ton to do it.

And so also, like, you know, you

give, you know, what's the...