The threat to good comedy is not posed by conservatives

Published August 9, 2017 12:08pm ET



Director Judd Apatow gave a fascinating interview to Vulture this week, revealing a glimpse into how his massively influential mind approaches the craft of comedy, as well as the industry’s intersection with politics.

Asked by David Marchese why “there been this shift in comedy toward moralizing and self-confession,” Apatow replied, “It’s because people are hungrier for honesty now, which is something they’re not getting from other places.”

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