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ROMANTIC COMEDY
Jason Ritter
The son of the late John Ritter, Jason, 25, plays a youth struggling with his sexuality in the comedy-drama Happy Endings.
ON HIS LOVE SCENE WITH A GUY (RAMON DE OCAMPO)
My girlfriend [actress Marianna Palka] loves me more because I now understand the stubble problem. When I don't shave, it hurts her chin when we kiss. When I kissed Ramon, it was stubble against stubble. I was like, "This does hurt."
ON HIS LOVE SCENE WITH A WOMAN (MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL)
I was supposed to be awkward and a little nervous. She's the one saying, "Relax, leave your watch on." She led, and we were able to focus on the comedy.
ON REMEMBERING DAD
I think about him all the time. He was such a presence. If I have a question, I think, "Well, what would he say?" He prepared us to function without him and to use his knowledge to help us through life.
Jason Ritter
The son of the late John Ritter, Jason, 25, plays a youth struggling with his sexuality in the comedy-drama Happy Endings.
ON HIS LOVE SCENE WITH A GUY (RAMON DE OCAMPO)
My girlfriend [actress Marianna Palka] loves me more because I now understand the stubble problem. When I don't shave, it hurts her chin when we kiss. When I kissed Ramon, it was stubble against stubble. I was like, "This does hurt."
ON HIS LOVE SCENE WITH A WOMAN (MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL)
I was supposed to be awkward and a little nervous. She's the one saying, "Relax, leave your watch on." She led, and we were able to focus on the comedy.
ON REMEMBERING DAD
I think about him all the time. He was such a presence. If I have a question, I think, "Well, what would he say?" He prepared us to function without him and to use his knowledge to help us through life.
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