Opening in limited release March 25th, Peep World focuses on a successful writer (Ben Schwartz) whose tell-all book has left members of his family a bit disgruntled.  Sarah Silverman plays the writer’s sister Cheri, a struggling and self-loathing artist who hates having her life put on public display.  The actress, who headlined the Comedy Central show The Sarah Silverman Program, says that with a little bit of moxie, getting a foot in the showbiz door is not too impossible.

“There are so many outlets, there’s the internet.  There is no excuse if you are a creative person to not be getting stuff out there,” said Silverman, who describes her character in Peep World as ‘pathetic’ yet ‘heartbreaking.’  “That’s the great thing about being a writer or a comedian.  The ability to make things.  It’s no longer expensive or a monetary barrier to get things out there.  Anyone can do it, with gumption.”

Click on the media bar and listen to Silverman explain why one’s “formative years” has a huge effect on adulthood.  

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