It's really a fun and fast-moving piece about some of the best comedians America has ever produced. It's a terrific show to see.

It was so wild and free, and it looked like so much fun to do that kind of comedy. So I guess that movie was really my introduction to the performing arts, and now I'm an actor, writer and producer.

I like to exhilarate the audience like Groucho Marx exhilarated me when I was a kid. Also, I enjoy doing the more serious parts of the show, like playing him as an older man, because when I was a kid he was an older man.

They wrote a great character and it's been fun playing a guy that loves America, loves his job, believes in doing the right thing. Doggett has a lot of codes that he lives by and I think it's a throwback character. I believe in a lot of things Doggett believes in.

We have to face it: in America today the way to have fun and celebrate is to break a store window and take something. That's the way it is, today in America, and we have to accept it.

That's the way it always is in Latin America. They have great fun with it, and they make it fun for us.