Switching gears a bit, "Clueless" is one of the most quoted films of all time. Given its incredible cast, were there any times that you or the cast broke during the movie or had trouble shooting a scene, and do you have any fun memories from set working with Paul Rudd or Brittany Murphy?
Oh, laughing on set. Hmm. I don't remember laughing a lot on set because I was so tired and I was working so hard, and I think I was there, 24/7, basically through that whole experience and the other people would come in, they'd role in, they're like day players ... they would come in and go away and come in and go away. They were just having a ball.
I think the funniest time I had was when, three years ago, Paul Rudd, Donald Faison, and Breckin Meyer and I were all in Chicago together [at C2E2 2019], and I never saw how joyous and funny they all were together because, like I said, I was working, working, working. We were all doing an interview together on stage, and they were so funny, the three of them together, these boys, and Donald was telling us about how I had gone to this party with him for his birthday during that time [filming "Clueless"], and I said, "I never went to your birthday party. I have no idea what you're talking about."
He said, "You were there." And Paul's like, "You were there. I was there." I said, "I was not there. I don't remember. I'm so sorry." And then they started telling another, and we were all laughing. And then we started telling another story they were telling, and I said, "Paul, I don't remember that." And Paul goes, "Do you remember making 'Clueless'?"
This made me laugh. He was so funny. So I just said, "No, I wasn't having a party the whole time. You guys got to do your thing, and I was working." But it was a really good ... I'm so happy that movie has done so well and that people love it so much. Young people come over to me all the time who are just 18 and 16, and [they've] just discovered it. It's so sweet.
