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Just to be clear….Anyone who has an unclassified discussion with the POTUS — citizen, general, senator, FBI director, foreign visitor, anyone — is free to tell anybody and everybody what was said.The FBI director is free to do this in his capacity as director.A senator may exit a meeting with POTUS and, while “on the clock” as a civil servant and standing in a government facility, tell anyone who'll listen every word of their meeting.If the director of the FBI deems it advisable to send a memo in his capacity as director to entities outside the bureau describing his meeting with the POTUS, that is his right, privilege, and duty.Full stop.There has been no “leak”. The people leading the “leak” chant are trying to divert attention.Be ye not deceived.ETA: To those who think the memo was government property, sorry, it was not. A letter or email sent by a government office is the property of the recipient. Any recipient of Comey’s memo was perfectly free to share its contents at any time. And one of them did.

Ryan Gosling is a perfect choice for any director that wants a leading man with the ability to carry a film while saying absolutely nothing. Drive, for instance, was critically acclaimed. Everyone raves about it. To me, it was just a two and a half hour awkward silence.Terminator. Arnie had 17 lines.But, I think a nice combination of both parts of the question would be Vin Diesel. As Groot, he only had three words of dialogue. I am Groot (we are Groot, one time) yet received full, translated, scripts of what Groot was actually saying throughout the Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers franchises. James Gunn did this so that Vin could add nuance and depth to those three words. Only Diesel and Gunn ever saw those scripts.

This is about Groot:If you can remember, Groot dies at the end of Guardians of the Galaxy(GotG) Vol. 1 while protecting the other Guardians. The Guardians were on Ronan’s warship, The Dark Aster, and it was crash landing. Groot sacrificed himself to shield the others.The Dark Aster crash lands and Groot is split into pieces. Rocket cries and takes one of Groot’s twigs which he puts in a pot.It then grows into baby Groot.Many people thought baby Groot is just the old Groot reborn, but he’s not.Baby Groot is the old Groot’s son, not his resurrected form. The director and co-writer James Gunn confirmed it on twitter.First Groot is dead. Baby Groot is his son.— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) February 27, 2018He said in an interview with SFX (via GamesRadar) on March 2017Baby Groot is not Groot. He’s a different character and he does not have that character’s memories.In Avengers: Infinity War, when teen Groot was being turned to dust, his last words to Rocket were, of course, “I am Groot” but what he was really saying was “Dad”.A fan asked James Gunn on twitter what Groot’s last words were, and he replied “Dad”. [1]James also said that the line appears in the script as “Dad.”I guess the implication here is Groot seems to think that Rocket is his father and this was what he wanted to say before he died.In both GotG movies - Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, the director/writer James Gunn provided the dance moves for Baby Groot. [2] The visual effects company Framestore helped translate his moves to Groot on the big screen. His dancing was used as inspiration for Baby Groot’s dance moves at the end of GotG Vol. 1and at the beginning of GotG Vol. 2To celebrate Vol. 2 passing $800 million worldwide at the box office, James Gunn shared a short clip of him and Baby Groot dancing, showing how his moves match up to the character in the movie.→ James Gunn on Instagram: “Because #GuardiansoftheGalaxyVol2 passed $800 million globally here's a clip of me dancing that the marvelous @framestore used as reference…”Vin Diesel voiced Groot.When dubbing a film for foreign audiences, studios usually hire multilingual voice actors. No voice actors were used for Groot. Vin Diesel said all his own lines, and his voice is so distinctive it’s better that way.In GotG Vol. 1, he said his lines (”I am/We are Groot’) in five different languages.In Vol. 2 he said his line in sixteen different languages.[3] He says “I am Groot” in Hindi, Kazakh and Hungarian, just to name just a few.He said that while doing his voice work for the role, he said “I am Groot” over a thousand times. [4]Every time he says “I am Groot” he uses an intonation that fits the scene.Also, during recording, Vin Diesel used stilts on set to attain the height of Groot. (Maybe that helped him get into character.) He said that was because he wanted to know what it feels like to be a seven-and-a-half foot tree.He rocked those stilts to the European Premiere of Guardians of the Galaxy on 24/07/2014 at Empire Leicester Square, London.That is all. Thanks.Footnotes[1] James Gunn won’t stop devastating people with his Groot headcanon[2] Dancing Baby Groot without visual effects in 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' is just the director grooving to music[3] Vin Diesel Will Say ‘I Am Groot’ in Sixteen Languages[4] Vin Diesel Said “I Am Groot” Over A Thousand Times For Guardians Of The Galaxy