Sound Bite: Vince Vaughn – chats about working in the biz
I’m good like that (talks) well I said if it was 20 years ago you probably left at 18 (talks) yeah a long time ago, that was a good one though, swingers.

Sound Bite: Vince Vaughn – on choosing movie
Yeah you know the writer, good writer on this and there was was some tent pole stuff that really worked and then the concept was good uh Jesse Nelsons the producer of the movie her daughter one night asked her did Santa Claus have a brother or sister so the geniuses of the movie was really a bedtime story for a child and I loved the way in of there’s no naughty kids uhm and then of course David who I love collaborating with such a great director uhm it was a great leaping off point, we were a little more jammed on this one cause I was coming off of finishing The Break-Up and stuff we didn’t have all the time you would normally want to go through and track the screenplay which we were literally writing this movie like at night. Like I would shoot a full day we’d go into my trailer, I would write with Jesse and some of the scenes for the, for the next day and then you know have to give them to the actors the next morning and go shoot em.

Sound Bite: Vince Vaughn on his method of acting
Yeah I was never a comedian in the traditional sense I never did stand up some improv younger but but uh I’ve always like human experiences and I think for me in life you have things go wrong and you’ll have tough times as well and I learned at a young age that a sense of humor really served me well umm your gonna laugh at yourself or your gonna laugh at the hard painful stuff it was always a good way for me to deal with stuff and get past it you know um I think just having that sort of perspective when you go through things is sort of helpful I think I’m able to see you know Faverau scene in Swingers which is both really funny but both kind of awkward you know how it feels to be that kinda vulnerable and desperate in that sort of situation and that’s the one thing I’ll say in Dodgeball, Wedding Crashers and Swingers there comedies and that kinda have great stories and some comedies out there sort sketch scene to scene to scene there’s nothing wrong with that but there’s nothing wrong with that but my thing my taste is defiantly more to have a real story and to let the humor come out of you to have a human experience