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NetflixsLiving With Yourselfculminates in a fight.
Its a conflict thatLiving With Yourselfcreator and writerTimothy Greenbergwas happy to save untilthe finale.
You always kind of know theyre probably gonna fight at some point.
Like anything, you want it to be inevitable but unexpected, Greenberg says.
Holy shit, how are we going to do that?
But what really intrigued the actor was the symbolism.
Originally, Greenbergs script was very light on the specifics of the brawl.
So, were like, Yeah, lets try it, man.
Our coffee table, just like in the movies, was flat on the ground.
The problem is that, at this point, weve seen every kind of fight.
And they almost become numbing, Dayton says.
Dayton and Faris are acquainted with that sort of sibling dynamic, too.
That didnt keep the star from getting into the scrum, though.
Paul ended up doing most of the stuff, Jeff says.
But he was just one of the bodies in the mix.
Thats the one thing you cant really fake, Rudd says.
Normally, the stunt guy is the one who takes the hit, Dayton says.
But he was actually hitting Paul.
And Pauls like, Dont hold back, weve gotta make it real.
