SXSW: Amy Schumer Talks 'Trainwreck,' Feminism, Comedy Double Standards And Why Falling In Love Sucks

Over the weekend, Judd Apatow brought his "work-in-progress" (but pretty much finished) romantic comedy "Trainwreck" to SXSW, and the resulting effort is one we called "one of his most hilarious and finely-tuned films to date." And that result is due in no more part to rising star Amy Schumer, who wrote the script and stars in the film. The day after the premiere, Schumer took part in a panel discussion and talked about everything from the film to sex to the Jeffrey Wells controversy, and much more. Here are some of the highlights:

The relationship that inspired that "Trainwreck" and why falling in love "kind of sucks"
"I was falling in love when I wrote 'Trainwreck,' was scared out of my mind and wasn’t even enjoying it. I was feeling sick all the time. It’s like being on drugs. It’s not even fun falling in love. You don’t remember it until you’re going through it and then you’re like, 'why did I ever want to be in love?' It...