Bill Murray!" It's like "Mitch Glazer." They become different people. When it's outside of work and I'm hanging out with them, he's my buddy, but all of a sudden, I'm working with someone who I consider to be our generation's Peter Sellers. He's a great, great actor, and he's a very bright man and funny as well. I mean, you've got to have your A-game. In the end, we just had a blast. It was just so much fun. But I think the second Charlie's Angels , without Mitch and Bill... It's a lot of set scenes, but no heart and not a lot of humor. The girls were adorable, just like they were in the first one, but... Studios often think, "Just grab any bunch of writers, throw in all these elements, and it'll work." And it really doesn't. It really has to be someone who takes a look at the whole thing and sews it all together and gives each one a little character, an arc, and a little something extra... like giving Sam Rockwell some dancing. That was, ladies and gentlemen, "Mitch Glazer." [Laughs.] Curly Sue (1991) -- "Grey Ellison" KL: That was another movie that started out as one movie and ended up being another movie entirely. But a great experience. I had a little girl at the time, one who's now a woman in her mid-20s, but she'd never seen my work at the time, so I thought, "Well, I'll go to Chicago." It was