> „He was so nice, but I just went into his dressing room and just immediately was like, ‚I’m going to go see a Shirley Clarke movie tomorrow,'“ Hader said.
> Scorsese apparently told Hader that he was „great,“ but an SNL producer eventually had to pull the comedian out of the room by his shirt.
> „I’ve seen him since then and it was great,“ Hader said. „But that’s one of those things, like, for two weeks I’m like, ‚What the f— was wrong with me? Why did I do that?'“
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> „He was so nice, but I just went into his dressing room and just immediately was like, ‚I’m going to go see a Shirley Clarke movie tomorrow,'“ Hader said.
> Scorsese apparently told Hader that he was „great,“ but an SNL producer eventually had to pull the comedian out of the room by his shirt.
> „I’ve seen him since then and it was great,“ Hader said. „But that’s one of those things, like, for two weeks I’m like, ‚What the f— was wrong with me? Why did I do that?'“
Like Seth Rogen’s hopelessly desperate character in The Studio… somethingsomething, art imitates life.