Wayne Magazine May 2018 | Page 34

Q & A in my career, and there was no look- ing back. But when we had our son, that feeling started to shift. We were bicoastal for a few years, but we’re back here full time now. My wife and I go to Los Angeles for work pretty often, but once we had kids and school came into the equation, we became full-time East Coasters. 32 FAMILY FUN Jason Biggs, Sid Biggs and Jenny Mollen attend the Cinema Society Screening of Disney’s Moana at Metrograph last fall in New York City. WHERE DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL? I went to Euclid School. There was Lincoln on the other side, and then you joined up in seventh grade for Hasbrouck Heights Junior-Senior High School the rest of the time. syllable, and [comedian] Sid Caesar had died two days before he was born. Also, Sid Vicious was a member of the Sex Pistols, and my wife is a fan. YOUR FIRST SON WAS BORN IN 2014, AND YOUR SECOND WAS BORN LAST OCTOBER. CONSIDERING THEIR NAMES [SYDNEY GREENSTREET WAS AN ACTOR AND VICTOR LAZLO IS A CHARACTER IN CASABLANCA]; ARE YOU A BIG HUMPHREY BOGART FAN? We thought about that when we named Lazlo, though that wasn’t the reason we chose that name. And we liked the name Sid, because it’s one THE GAME SHOW YOU AND YOUR WIFE JENNY HOST, MY PARTNER KNOWS BEST, PREMIERED ON LIFETIME IN LATE APRIL. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE IT? I compare it to the Nickelodeon game show Double Dare. Three married couples who’ve been together for a while engage in a series of physical challenges. Here’s a favorite scene: A conveyor belt dispenses baby dolls, and as it increases in speed, one MAY 2018 WAYNE MAGAZINE spouse has to diaper the baby, while the other has to shoot it like a basket- ball into a crib. It’s a comedy show first and a parenting show second. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THE WAY YOUR NATIVE STATE IS DEPICTED IN POP CULTURE? It bums me out, b