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Adam Driver talks about acting opposite himself on set and working with Squarespace. He riffs on the absurdity of the setup, joking about websites and the strange experience of performing with his own performance.
Adam Driver talks about acting opposite himself on set and working with Squarespace. He riffs on the absurdity of the setup, joking about websites and the strange experience of performing with his own performance.
Rolling, speed.
How do you like being on set? How do I like? Oh, I love it. You get to see the world and meet really great people. It's really fun. And how familiar are you with Squarespace?
Oh, websites.
I'm not. This is for Squarespace. Well, can you say your question again? Sorry.
I'm not. What's it been like acting opposite Adam Driver? You know, honestly, it's exciting.
I thought it was gonna be really great because I don't like any other actors. So the idea that I can just act with myself for the first time It's the first time I can control the pace of the set.
Websites! Websites make websites!
I went to Juilliard, did you know that? And it's really difficult. It's the top tier of the acting world. Say that again? So what's next for you? No one knows this about me, but I like painting and nut farming. Websites. What's your favorite website? I don't look at websites.
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