“I'd been trying to do something with MTV for a while, so we came up with this crazy idea, and now I've created this monster. Basically, we've been using some of that rap-battling phenomena, but [replacing the rap with comedy],”
“He quizzed Ashton relentlessly on whether he was ready to leave the single life for good. At one point, the source says, Wilmer blurted out, 'Don't do it!' But by then Ashton's mind was made up.”
“I get to show all that disgusting, gross part of the industry. My character goes through a crazy process, where he thinks he's found part of the American dream, and has to do things that he wouldn't in a regular job. It's very impacting and really raw.”
