Adam Goldberg could be considered the Woody Allen of his generation, having brought neuroses to the screen with greater comedic effect than most other modern actors.
He's expressed his angst-ridden need to dance in Dazed and Confused, made a failed relationship seem all too real in 2 Days in Paris and driven Chandler Bing nuts in a memorable run on Friends.
In the new indie film Untitled, Goldberg plays a classical musician whose postmodern, atonal compositions are far too abstract for most ears. Strangely, he seems to take comfort in the fact that no one understands him. His and other characters' stories work as a subtle parody of the New York art world.
We caught up with Goldberg -- who makes his own music in a project called LANDy -- on the phone from his LA home last week. Q&A after the jump.
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