What was it like working with the Wayans Brothers?
It seems like they have every cast member from In Living Color aside from Jim Carrey in this film. (Laughs) I know! When you see the movie poster, scroll down to the bottom and it’s like Craig Wayans, Keenon Ivory Wayans, Marlon Wayans. They had cousins, aunts and uncles in this movie. They honestly embraced each and every one of us like we were family. You show up to set and you’re getting huge bear hugs. It was the time of my life. They let us do improv. We really didn’t have to worry about continuity on this movie because once we did one take one way, they wanted you to do something different the next one. We were surrounded by comedic geniuses. Sometimes you felt the pressure because you had to be funny when you came to the set. When you weren’t there were like crickets in the background. It was definitely a blast. I heard that Damon Wayans just supplied crickets so that he sounded funnier. I don’t know if that’s true or not. (Laughs) When I first Damon Wayans Jr., I told him, ‘Dud
