Vince says The Break-Up is different from most other romantic comedies he's encountered. "I always got a lot of romantic comedies, but they always had some really strange kind of subplot to them," says Vince. "I always just felt that relationships are odd enough by themselves. What I liked about [The Break-Up] is it's kind of the anti-romantic comedy—it's the breakup."
In the movie, Vince's character not only breaks up with his girlfriend—he gets dumped. Has Vince ever been dumped off-screen? "I've never had someone break up with me, but I don't know if that's complimentary," Vince says. "I don't know if that's because I just, you know, [was] younger, wasn't as invested in a relationship to do that, whether you were subconsciously, or whatever, protecting yourself, but...I was always very focused on my career."
In the movie, Vince's character not only breaks up with his girlfriend—he gets dumped. Has Vince ever been dumped off-screen? "I've never had someone break up with me, but I don't know if that's complimentary," Vince says. "I don't know if that's because I just, you know, [was] younger, wasn't as invested in a relationship to do that, whether you were subconsciously, or whatever, protecting yourself, but...I was always very focused on my career."
Published 05/10/2006
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