<b><a href="http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/archives/003483.html">The Filming of <i>Back to School II</i></a></b><br/> Eddie Izzard: We've explored space, but we haven't drilled down. You all remember <em>Journey to the Center of the Earth</em>. Why don't we just drill down to the center and see the...what's it called? Guy: Magma. Eddie Izzard: Yeah, we'll get a heat resistant camera and we'll see the magma. And they'll make a documentary-- Guy: It wouldn't work. Eddie Izzard: Eh? Guy: The density would be too intense. Eddie Izzard: No, we would take the rocks out behind us-- Guy: No, the air would be too dense. As you approach the center of the earth, the density of the air increases. Eddie Izzard: But what if you took the rocks out? Guy: No, the air would still be too dense. Eddie Izzard: Oh, well I guess you would know better than I. You must be some sort of scientist? Guy: Actually, I'm an actor...but I took science class. --The Village Theatre, Bleecker Street<br/>via <a href="http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/">Overheard in New York</a>, Nov 14, 2005