Kevin Smith's Hulu Movie Show, Explained
"I can talk to absolutely anybody. But in the world of people that I would just love to sit there and be like, 'Let me ask you this! Let me ask you this! Let me love you about this and let this audience do the same.' I think an ultimate get for me — and we’ll never get him — Bill Murray. This is going to sound weird, but I would love to suck Bill Murray’s dick in that way that I do — not the actual dick-in-mouth version, but the verbal, 'Oh my god, without you I wouldn’t be who I am!' way. That’s the people I gravitate toward, who without their art I don’t think I would have gravitated toward mine." [Wired]
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