I grew up with them in Delaware since I was 12. I’m across the country from everyone back East, so it’s really special to me that I can listen to my friends.

When I was moving into my first apartment by myself in [L.A.’s] Beachwood Canyon, I was listening to a lot of Beatles, I guess because Beachwood Canyon has such a weird, Beatles-y vibe. It’s sunny and happy, and driving down that big hill from the Hollywood sign, listening to the Beatles, it just makes sense.

When I’m shooting, I play an acoustic guitar in my trailer between takes. I like to give myself assignments, and one of them was learning this song.

The song I want played at my funeral Judy Garland – ‘Get Happy’ “I mean, I’d have to pick a Judy song for sure. I like the idea of this one because it’s, like, even though I’m dead people could come together to get happy with each other. Does that sound weird?”

I mean, this is just such a beautiful song.

I play a lot of Amy Winehouse in my trailer. It’s go-to comfort music for me. I really like her song ‘Stronger Than Me' too.

I think ‘Back To Black’ is probably the best song ever.

Amy Poehler, Rashida Jones, Chris Pratt and I would all blast out this song in the make-up trailer during lunch. It kind of became our pick-me-up song and we’d all be singing along at the top of our lungs.

This song gets stuck in my head, like, all the time. Especially the intro. But I don’t mean that in an annoying way. I love this song, so I like having it stuck in my head. David Bowie is one of my all-time favourites too.

I’m pretty sure that I when I was about 12 I bought my local music store’s entire stock of Judy Garland albums. I did a book report on her for school, so I started watching her movies and became kind of infatuated with her.

I remember just having a really great time. I’ve seen them live a bunch of times since, so I guess I’ve kind of built up a cool personal history with this band.

What was the last song you listened to? Leonard Cohen, “Everybody Knows”.

What’s your go-to karaoke song? AP: I have two. “Ain’t Going Down (Til the Sun Comes Up)” by Garth Brooks – it’s a crowd-pleaser – and “Only Time” by Enya. That’s for really, really late at night, when things are real sloppy.

What’s your go-to karaoke song? AP: I have two. “Ain’t Going Down (Til the Sun Comes Up)” by Garth Brooks – it’s a crowd-pleaser – and “Only Time” by Enya.