My friends and I like to speculate a lot about actor's processes of getting into their 'Tim and Eric' roles. In early interview (pre-"Check it Out"), T&E tended to imply that you would just riff with the Brule character for a while and they'd chop it up in the editing room. Now that Brule has become such a multifaceted character (whose dark and paradoxical background is making itself more manifest), has your approach to the role changed? That is, do you find there to be more of a 'getting into character' stage or is it still just 'turn the camera on and go nuts'? It's really quite astonishing to see where you've taken Brule lately. :) Thanks, John.
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My friends and I like to speculate a lot about actor's processes of getting into their 'Tim and Eric' roles. In early interview (pre-"Check it Out"), T&E tended to imply that you would just riff with the Brule character for a while and they'd chop it up in the editing room. Now that Brule has become such a multifaceted character (whose dark and paradoxical background is making itself more manifest), has your approach to the role changed? That is, do you find there to be more of a 'getting into character' stage or is it still just 'turn the camera on and go nuts'? It's really quite astonishing to see where you've taken Brule lately. :) Thanks, John.
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