2025-07-16
29 分钟Shall we do it? Okay.
Rob Delaney, welcome to Modern Love.
Thank you, thank you very much.
Rob I want to run something by you.
I feel like you've kind of built your career on playing these charmers, these charming people
who are also pretty messy,
and I'm talking emotionally messy, but I'm also talking sometimes physically messy.
Your character in Dying for Sex, we talk about, we meet him with burrito juice just dripping down his face.
Does this track for you?
Are you drawn to mess?
You know, it's got to be due to the fact that the first thing anyone ever saw me in was a show
that I co-wrote and produced myself called Catastrophe,
which was not autobiographical, but it did certainly show some real facets of my own personality.
I think people saw that, and you know how people are in Hollywood.
They're like, that's what he does.
So they would put me in stuff I think that showed a vulnerability and a humanity, I hope, and often a sense of humor.
So I think I sort of I was going to say dug my own grave.
But let's say made my own bed.
Totally, totally.
Your messy bed, although maybe the unmade bed.