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Keep reading. This book is hilarious and emotionally profound. Simply magnificent. Gary, Jon and me taking a sideways photo as Howard said on air today - the only way to look thin in pictures. I thrive on all of the energy you all brought to me. And I love the diversity of age and gender and all things at my shows. It truly was a thrill every night to walk on stage and just start in with my show and feel so welcomed. I love that theatre so much too and thanks to everyone who keeps it running so smoothly. But seriously you guys - I wish there was a way to thank you more for coming.
So thank you. And read. One of my favorite things to read is interviews with any kind of public figure. The same old recycled PR. Also, celebrities have publicists — people who sit with them during interviews and make sure they do not get too personal, misquoted, or start to trust the journalist too much.
I do press — way less high profile — but all the time.
At least fifty times a year all over the country and some of the world. I have a publicist. The kind that gets me press. Not the kind that watches over me like an overlord making sure I say the right thing. I have nothing to protect. As a comedian and a not-celebrity one, not much is at stake if I say an outrageous thing or give a crazy opinion or let someone in too deep. I mean, I want people to have boundaries. In the interest of this not sounding like an ungrateful complaint — I put it to you this way. Do you really care how I got started in comedy?
When I realized I was funny?
Who cares? Or a person? When I do press — usually the person interviewing me has a few weeks lead-time. And I get the same questions. Why go into a cool profession where you get to talk to performers and people with something to say or maybe just people who say normal things but in a funny way and then—-just throw it away with boring crap? Oh, and I wrote about it in my book that came out in If you only have ten minutes by phone to talk to someone, why waste two of them with this boring question?
The answers are always the same. No answer will ever be as interesting as the plot of E. But also, it disengages your subject right away. This is sort of a waste of time. If you must conduct some background check type interview perhaps you could come armed with that answer and do something like this.
What outfit did you pick out to wear? Did you have a drink? Did you invite people you knew? What was your expectation going in? See how many different nuances and emotions can be evoked doing it that way? I actually have a request that my publicist sends people when we are setting up interviews — that under no circumstance do they ask me this. Also, there is sexism in the WORLD so really what you are asking is what is it like to be a woman in a sexist society?
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It sucks. Please help us work towards equality on all levels. Pay wage stuff. Cab drivers meant to get me home safe making me feel uncomfortable. Needing extra security. Blah blah. But why is this question in a ten-minute interview that is supposed to showcase how FUNNY I am in order to sell tickets? And then guess what happens to this woman in comedy? I get awful Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, comments from dudes telling me to lighten up, stop being a victim and on and on. Amongst ourselves women talk about this — and maybe sometimes in a more in-depth interview with another woman if it pertains to her subject.
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Let me make a joke. The people reading your paper will laugh. What do you do when you get home from the shoot? When was the first time you got drunk in real life? Have you ever done something really embarrassing when you were drunk? Have you ever had a drunken hookup? Ever been drunk with your parents? Trust me.
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What…is my former boss and a bona-fide celebrity really like? And you want me to what…talk shit? Not gonna happen. Complex and human. And besides my job was about writing for a TV show and getting work done by a certain time for the producers every day. Funny is hard to define. Is it instinct?
A question that could illicit a funny answer and gets you into the same area:. Do you think you made an ass of yourself? And bombed. I know.
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Besides, I thought Gallagher was the funniest comedian when I was young. I suppose we can talk about what my favorite TV shows are growing up? Or maybe another question could be. What qualities do other comedians have that you admire? And now your readers are just reading a list of names. Oh, so you did no research before the interview and would like me to provide another unfunny answer wherein I just describe my act.
Maybe you could watch some and form a hypothesis about what you think my act is about and you could ask a question based on that? Would you say you want your act to be more personal or was that lime story a sign of where you are going in the future? Or do you equally love doing both — the personal and the observational and absurd? Why not just TALK to someone about subjects we all think about in the back of our minds? Help them out. Like I just did with this blog.
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