How was working with Val Kilmer?
AG: Yeah, but you know Val and I had worked together before on The Salton Sea. Yeah, I love Val, and we’re planning on trying to do some movies together in the future. So we would spend our in between time kind of brainstorming about that sort of thing and/or becoming so giddy and delirious from all the electricity surging through the room that I think eventually we were actually reproached. Yeah, we were sort of like the ‘bad kids.’ But I don’t know how everybody else manages to maintain their sanity, because you know it’s this fairly small area with a lot of buzzing and images and you know it’s not green screen, it was all up there and shot beforehand. So it began to… I think some of that kind of seeps into the… I mean there’s a couple of lines I say that are born out of sheer delirium and somehow Tony just was like (imitating Tony), ‘Oh no, I left it in.’ Q: So what was in the lab was actually there? AG: Oh yeah, he shot the whole movie before we got to our scenes and then it took a
