Jay Duplass: For sure. But also, with the scripts and Michelle Williams, I would have played any role because I knew we had a shot at making a great piece of art.

Bones crunching, skulls being bashed in, animals shrieking, wild cats growling and pouncing, two tribes of humanoid man-apes ...

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Jay, left, and Mark Duplass wrote a memoir, “Like Brothers,” about their rise from indie auteurs to major producers. “We landed in pretty much the center of the modern DIY filmmaking ...

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And Jay is now getting more acting gigs like ’90s New York comedy “Landline,” in which he stars opposite Jenny Slate for her “Obvious Child” writer-director Gillian Robespierre.

Jay Duplass: I have been trying to get on screen, but I am trapped behind a camera. The best I can do is stick my toes out and point the camera down at the toes.

Facebook X In 2005, Mark and Jay Duplass were a pair of unknown filmmakers at SXSW showing their first feature, “The Puffy Chair,” which had a budget so tight it was more twine than shoestring.

Jay Duplass: For sure. But also, with the scripts and Michelle Williams, I would have played any role because I knew we had a shot at making a great piece of art.

Jay Duplass: For sure. But also, with the scripts and Michelle Williams, I would have played any role because I knew we had a shot at making a great piece of art.