Kaley Cuoco is interviewed by long-time friend and 8 Simple Rules co-star David Spade for the latest issue of Interview Magazine.
SPADE: Yes, that’s true. I do like you, so now and then, I throw you a real one. Is it hard to executive produce something?
CUOCO: In the sitcom world, I was just an actor. I’d never worn multiple hats during a project, and it’s awesome. I pride myself on my multitasking abilities. I feel like I can do a bunch of things at once. So I would literally be doing this very dramatic, hysterical, drunken cry scene, and then we’d cut and I’d look down at my phone and I’d be monitoring casting.
SPADE: You see how complicated everything is behind the scenes.
CUOCO: I bow down to post-production editors. They are gods. I hate to say it, but I never knew the importance. Music supervisors? They make you who you are on camera.
SPADE: On Growns Ups, what we did—just kidding, no one cares.
CUOCO: Are you doing a new one?
SPADE: No. Those don’t get the greatest reviews. My best review for my movie The Wrong Missy was that the reviewer called it “a delightful piece of shit.”
CUOCO: Who cares about the reviews? People love those movies.
