"He's full of praise for Ricky Gervais, but he's never seen the American version of The Office. 'I can't, there's no point. Ricky's truly was done like a documentary. In the States they can't go there. They've got to light it brighter, and the camera can't move in quite the same way because the audience won't stand for that. [...] It's a horrible way of using the device. They're using a device that they don't truly understand. And I'm not a fan of kind of doing something. Do it or don't do it. If you're going to do a fake documentary, make it a fake documentary. Have the balls to just do it that way.'" [The Guardian]
Eugene Levy Really Not a Fan of American Office
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