You're doing a lot of films lately. Is this what you always wanted to do?

Was your comedy career kind of a prelude to a bigger acting career?

How have you been able to balance standup with acting?

How do you choose your roles?

What made you choose Across the Universe, the Beatles musical?

You're also doing Super Ex-Girlfriend with Uma Thurman. Tell us about that.

What's different about U.S. audiences and British audiences?

Do you ever tailor your material to a certain audience?

How do you decide what goes into your act?

Where does your comedy come from? A lot say they write from a place of pain or insecurity.

How do you as a non-American view what's happening to the United States now?

How do you feel about your home country, Britain? Are you optimistic about its future?

What are you thinking before you go on stage?

What part does the makeup and the women's dress play into your act?

Are you still in contact with anyone you worked with as a street performer?

How do you feel about doing press?