ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月26日 02時03分

“My job is to be funny,” said Ricky Gervais. “If I can do that with a little intelligence and fall on the right side, that’s a bonus.” Ricky is probably still best known as the co-creator and star of the original version of “The Office,” which debuted in 2001. Now, he has a new show called “After Life,” in which he plays a small-town journalist who, after being widowed, abandons all the rote politesse the rest of us rely on to get comfortably through our days. Since “The Office,” @リッキー・ジャーヴェイス’s output has been divisive, at times drawing criticism for being smug or mawkish but never at any detriment to his popularity, writes @nytmag Talk columnist David Marchese. David recently sat down with Ricky to discuss provocation, picking targets and outrage culture. Visit the link in our profile to read more from their conversation and 6 things we learned from the interview. @mamadivisuals shot this photo of Ricky.

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