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Andrew Garfield reveals that when he was shooting a sex scene with Florence Pugh the camera crew looked away and didn’t tell them when to cut Andrew Garfield: Well, Florence Pugh and I were doing our very first sex scene together for the film. It was a closed set—just me, Florence, our camera operator Stuart, and the boom operator in the room, with the director in another room next door. Josh Horowitz: Right, so extremely intimate setting. Andrew Garfield: Exactly! So we get into the take, and because we didn't hear "cut," we just kept going... a little further than we were originally meant to. It felt safe, so we just let the moment progress. But after a while, both of us telepathically realized, "This is definitely taking a lot longer than expected." Josh Horowitz: (laughs) Oh no, what happened? Andrew Garfield: I look up, and Stuart has the camera resting by his side, turned completely face-first into the corner wall with his head down! The boom operator is standing right next to him doing the exact same thing! They were both so polite and sweet that they couldn't even look anymore! Josh Horowitz: No way! Andrew Garfield: Florence and I just completely cracked up and started shouting, "John, you've got to say 'cut' louder!"
FlickHub10,223,024 views • 15 days ago
Tom Holland reveals how Americas/New Yorkers talk to each other disrespectfully unlike the Englands who are very respectful Tom Holland: One of the things I find really difficult is a lot of Americans, New Yorkers especially, when they're ordering food, it's very different to how we order food. In England, it says, "Please may I have the burger with number two, thank you so much, please, let me thank you, thank you, thank you." And in America, it's totally fine to be like, "I'll have the number two" and just leave it at that. Amy Poehler: Especially on the East Coast. Tom Holland: Totally. And I would be doing scenes and my dialect coach would come in and be like, "Stop saying please." Amy Poehler: Ooh! Tom Holland: Like, a kid from New York's not going to say please if you're asking for a burger. So I, you can see it, there's a moment in this movie where someone asks me for a coffee and I just go, "Sure." And even through the suit, you can see like, I'm like, "My dad is going to be so disappointed in me!"
FlickHub1,217,897 views • 1 month ago
Sadie Sink says her version of flirting is not talking and she’s scared of the opposite gender🥺💔 Question; what was your most awkward dating moment Sadie Sink: Honestly, I feel like any romantic encounter I had when I was younger was just so, so awkward. My version of flirting, probably still and always has been, is just, like, not talking. Just not talking to whoever it is! Sadie Sink: You know, it’s not the most effective strategy! But for some reason, I was just scared of everyone in that sex... just really, really terrified!
FlickHub636,968 views • 21 days ago
Anne Hathaway reveals that her husband is the secret behind her success Host: When you look back at everything you’ve built, what is the core foundation that keeps it all grounded? Anne Hathaway: My husband likes very good tacos. He’s the most extraordinary person I’ve ever met, and I’m so lucky that he’s my partner that I spend my life with. If I didn’t know that before this past year, I really know it now, because just like absolutely everything, he’s just—he’s on it, he holds it down. I hope that doesn’t sound like I’m bragging, but he’s a dream. He’s a dream partner. And I know, I value that I couldn’t do what I do without him. And I know that kind of sounds like paying lip service, but it actually lives in me in a very profound way.
FlickHub307,940 views • 1 month ago
INTERVIEW DRAMA🚨: Sadie Sink talks about Tom Holland with so much love, does she have a secret crush on him? Interviewer: what do you think about Tom that makes him the perfect Spiderman? Sadie Sink: I mean, I just think he's the perfect Spider-Man, in my opinion! He was the first Spider-Man that I ever saw, Homecoming was like the first Spider-Man movie I ever watched. I think he's just a perfect embodiment of Peter Parker. And also, how he carries himself on and off set is just... it's amazing."
FlickHub212,888 views • 24 days ago
Doctor Doom Just Walked Into Stark Tower And Pepper Potts Is Completely Alone No armor. No backup. No escape. In this chilling AI fan-made "What If" teaser for Avengers: Doomsday, Doctor Doom pays a visit to Pepper Potts at Stark Industries — and the results are absolutely terrifying. What does Doom want with Tony Stark's world? Is this a warning... or the beginning of the end? This masterfully crafted AI concept scene proves that Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom is the most dangerous villain the MCU has ever created, and nobody is safe.
FlickHub474,754 views • 1 month ago
Moments where Tom Holland accidentally spoiled spiderman movies😂😂🍿
FlickHub196,615 views • 29 days ago
Tom Holland subtlety gave a spoiler on AVENGERS: SECRET WARS Tom Holland reveals... "I have no idea what Secret Wars is about" Josh Horowitz: "...among the thousand rumors that are always going around is like that potentially we see you in the Symbiote guys for Secret Wars." Tom Holland: "Okay. Well, I have I have absolutely... no idea what Secret Wars is about. And I think that that is by design because Marvel know I'm going on this press tour, and that is their biggest asset."
FlickHub124,717 views • 28 days ago
Tom Holland revealed he became so famous he needed security after Spider-Man 3 Tom Holland: And then Spider-Man 3 came out, and that's when I was like, "I think I need a security guard." (Laughter erupts from the other guests at the table) Host: But how do you handle that? Because that's—that's a level of fame that I couldn't comprehend on any level. Tom Holland: I think that's where Zendaya and I have been such a—like, a strong couple. It's in the spirit of being able to relate with one another on something that is very, very unique. And I think it's just relying on the people around you. It's about being able to go where you want to go and, you know, there are restaurants that have little backrooms and stuff where you can have a more private night. But at the end of the day, it's no hardship, you know? When people are recognizing you because they enjoy your work, it's a pretty it's a pretty wonderful thing, like with the beer.
FlickHub98,254 views • 1 month ago
Sadie Sink reveals she was shocked to be cast in the All Too Well short film, stating she would have even played a tree if Taylor Swift had asked her to 😂💔 Jimmy Fallon: Taylor was saying that she wasn't going to make it if you didn't star in it. She really wanted you to star in this film. Have you... did you know each other? Sadie Sink: No! Like, I didn't know she knew I existed! And I think if she would have asked me to like, be a tree in something... I would have said yes, like, in a heartbeat!
FlickHub23,225 views • 18 days ago
"Allowing People to Diminish You is a Violent Act Against Yourself" Keke Palmer: Oprah, what is the single biggest mistake people make in their relationships with others? Oprah Winfrey: You are abusing yourself if you allow other people to be in your life to diminish you. You are punishing yourself it is a violent act against yourself to allow other people in your life to diminish you and not lift you and exalt you. Keke Palmer: Wow... that hits so deep. Oprah Winfrey: If you don't have people who see you for the light that you are, for the joy that you are, for the goodness that you bring... you are with the wrong people! I don't care how that shows up in your life. The reason that person keeps showing up in your life is for you to make the change. You can't change them. Keke Palmer: Absolutely. It’s like guiding yourself back to your own power rather than waiting for someone else to change. Oprah Winfrey: Exactly. You have had the power all along—you just have to remember it.
FlickHub26,397 views • 1 month ago
Sadie Sink revealed that she developed anxiety when she started become famous and it felt very lonely💔 Sadie Sink: Honestly, in the beginning, I used to get so anxious whenever people would come up and ask for pictures. You’re just standing there thinking, 'What is going on right now?' It takes a second to process Sarah Jenkins: That must be so disorienting! Was it just the public encounters, or did the shift hit you when you were off set too? Sadie Sink: It was both. Beyond the crowds, the biggest adjustment was actually traveling so much by myself. Learning how to deal with the loneliness , navigating the boredom of being alone in high-strung environments...
FlickHub13,986 views • 21 days ago
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