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Keira Knightley reveals everyone secretly broke the no-smoking rule on set, so Donald Sutherland wore a gas mask to a party so everyone else could smoke. Keira Knightley: There was a party that Donald Sutherland came to because the whole thing was that you weren’t allowed to smoke. Rosamund Pike: Oh, yes! Keira Knightley: He had it in his contract that nobody on the set was allowed to smoke anywhere near him, and you couldn’t smell of smoke. But of course, everyone smoked. Keira Knightley: Back then anyway, everyone smoked. We’d all run off to smoke, then spray ourselves with everything to cover the smell. Keira Knightley: But at the party he came to, he walked right into the middle of it wearing a gas mask! Rosamund Pike: Because he knew everybody… Keira Knightley: Because he knew! He said, “I want you all to be able to smoke, and I wanted to come to the party.” So we were all smoking, and there he was in a gas mask!
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Stanley Tucci teaches Drew Barrymore his family’s trick for eating corn on the cob “This is the way my family did it. I wrote about it in the first book that I wrote.” “Take a nice piece of bread… and butter it.” “Instead of just salting and buttering your corn… put the salt onto the corn.” “Rub the buttered bread over the corn.” “What this turns into is beautiful salted, buttered bread. And then this tastes amazing.” “So basically you’re creating two little dishes.” Drew Barrymore: “Okay, that’s not how we were doing it at all.” Feat: Stanley Tucci || Drew Barrymore
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Caleb Hammer goes off on guest after she calls Tinder date a creep for wanting to hook up. Guest: So because I was in Austin, I’m like, “Oh, let me get Tinder again to explore the area with an attractive male.” He lowkey followed me up to my hotel room. Caleb Hammer: Who? Guest: This guy from Tinder. Caleb Hammer: You met a random guy from Tinder the moment you landed in Austin? Guest: No, I did some things by myself. I actually was like going to try to just find somebody like, “Oh, let’s go to a nice food spot or something.” I’ve never been here. Caleb Hammer: Okay, so you met… Guest: Yes. Caleb Hammer: …a man… Guest: Yes. Caleb Hammer: Okay. Guest: …and then he was trying to hook up with me and I was like, “No, I’m not like that anymore.” And then I lowkey kicked him out. Caleb Hammer: This is… this is so interesting. Ladies and gentlemen, have you followed what she just said? I’m going to show you, unfortunately, the modern young woman in grand display. She went around with a lot of guys and hooked up. Okay, that’s good. She consented to it, they consented to it. Then she flew here in Austin, chose to meet up with a guy, the guy wanted to hook up, and she just made him sound like a creep for coming with her to the hotel and trying to hook up. Guest: Well, we were walking around in public and then I’m like, “Oh, do you want to walk me…” Like, he was just standing there near me at the elevators. I’m like, “Are you going to walk me up?” And he’s like, “I don’t care.” And then I was like, “I’m just going to go,” and he just followed me a bit. Caleb Hammer: Do you not understand what you just said? You were like, “Do you…” You wanted him to walk you up and stuff. Guest: I didn’t! I was just trying to go up. Caleb Hammer: What did you just… You are the modern young woman! You guys are broken. The moment you guys want to hook up, it’s totally good. But if a guy wants to hook up, it’s creepy and weird. You know you can just say no and move on with your life.
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Billy Bob Thornton revealed that Rob Reiner personally called him to tell him his role in Misery had been cut before filming, giving him the choice to still come and shoot the scenes or back out. Kathy Bates: …And he said, “Just love him.” Billy Bob Thornton: That’s good advice. Really. Kathy Bates: He was so great. Billy Bob Thornton: Yeah, I so enjoyed being around him and… and just, he would regale us with his stories in between takes, you know, and just to hear that kind of history, you know? But yeah, it was one of those situations where it was the first time, you know, that you and I had been in a movie together, and I was just wishing that you and I had had more. But then, of course, you cut to years later, we do Bad Santa 2! We got to be around each other all the time. But I may have told you this. There was a time I went in and read for Rob Reiner for Misery. Kathy Bates: You did not! Billy Bob Thornton: I swear to God. We have two of those things, with Matlock and this. So, it was just a small part. Originally, Richard Farnsworth, you know, who played the sheriff, had a deputy.
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Keira Knightley says her hairdresser knew she was pregnant just by touching the back of her head. Keira Knightley: So I was about six weeks pregnant, and I, obviously not telling anyone, totally new, felt awful. And my hairdresser, you get your hair and makeup done every morning, you know, going into hair and makeup, and she just touched the back of my hair and she went, “You’re pregnant.” Keira Knightley: And I was like, “What?” Interviewer: She said? Keira Knightley: She said, “The whole of the back of your hair has just curled. Yesterday it wasn’t curly, and today it’s curly, and it’s proper, proper hard curls. Your hair is completely different. You’re pregnant.” And I was like, “I am pregnant!” Interviewer: (Laughs) Keira Knightley: And it’s true. I’ve now got a funny patch at the back of my hair, which is totally zig-zag curly from this second pregnancy. Interviewer: Wow. Keira Knightley: Yeah. Hormones are weird. It’s weird. Interviewer: Did you have to tell people on set that you were pregnant? Keira Knightley: No, I was like, “Shut up!” Interviewer: Really? Keira Knightley: Yeah. “Shut up. Very early, shut up.” She was like, “Mm-mm,” so she didn’t tell. Interviewer: What about for the bump? Keira Knightley: I did start expanding, obviously. But fortunately on film sets, everybody’s just eating junk food the whole time, so everybody’s expanding! (Laughs) So I don’t think… I think they were just like, “Wow, you need to really stop…” And I was also eating ginger biscuits because that was the only thing that made me not feel sick. Interviewer: Yeah. Keira Knightley: So they were obviously watching me eat all of these biscuits, being like, “Well, of course you’re going to get bigger if you’re eating the ginger biscuits all the time.” So they didn’t say anything. Maybe they did know, but they didn’t say.
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![Billy Bob Thornton revealed Andy Griffith once ignored him when he tried to introduce himself on the set of Matlock. Billy Bob Thornton: I went over to him and I said, "Mr. Griffith, uh, my name is..." [mumbling] You know, just kind of mumbling and everything. And I said, "I just want to tell you that those comedy records you used to do, uh, it's one of the reasons I started acting." And he looked at me and just kind of shook his head like that and walked away. Kathy Bates: No. Billy Bob Thornton: So you cut to years later, and I directed him in a movie. And by then he'd called me, we'd gotten to know each other, but I never mentioned being on Matlock. And one day I said, "So you know, Andy, the first time I ever met you, uh, I had a little tiny part on an episode of Matlock." And I said, "I came up to you and you... I stuck my hand out and you wouldn't shake my hand." And... [chuckles] "You just kind of shook your head and walked away, and I was devastated." He goes, "What episode was that?" And I said it was called "The Photographer." He goes, "Oh, I hated that episode." [laughs] So, it was pretty funny. And then I got to know him very well, you know, after that.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2076001748645224858/amplify_video_thumb/2076001499889512448/img/ya5y1T8hUJ2yjOZU.jpg)
Billy Bob Thornton revealed Andy Griffith once ignored him when he tried to introduce himself on the set of Matlock. Billy Bob Thornton: I went over to him and I said, "Mr. Griffith, uh, my name is..." [mumbling] You know, just kind of mumbling and everything. And I said, "I just want to tell you that those comedy records you used to do, uh, it's one of the reasons I started acting." And he looked at me and just kind of shook his head like that and walked away. Kathy Bates: No. Billy Bob Thornton: So you cut to years later, and I directed him in a movie. And by then he'd called me, we'd gotten to know each other, but I never mentioned being on Matlock. And one day I said, "So you know, Andy, the first time I ever met you, uh, I had a little tiny part on an episode of Matlock." And I said, "I came up to you and you... I stuck my hand out and you wouldn't shake my hand." And... [chuckles] "You just kind of shook your head and walked away, and I was devastated." He goes, "What episode was that?" And I said it was called "The Photographer." He goes, "Oh, I hated that episode." [laughs] So, it was pretty funny. And then I got to know him very well, you know, after that.
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Joe Rogan said Chris Rock getting slapped by Will Smith in the Oscars was like the best thing that ever happened to him. Adam Sandler: His live special was fuck! I loved it. I loved it. Joe Rogan: Yeah, and it was also like the build-up because of getting slapped by Will Smith and all that crazy shit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that was like the best thing that ever happened to him, because then he became like wild again. Like, his stand-up was like outrageous. It was like the Rock of old. Adam Sandler: That night was like watching a fucking Super Bowl. You were just like, "What? it's a live event. Holy fuck, what the fuck?" And then he was a badass, and then I think he had some white shit on, and he looked cool as fuck. You were waiting for him to talk about it, and then he got to it and he got fucking excited to say it.
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Milla Jovovich opens up about how her divorce impacted the final cut of Joan of Arc "Joan of Arc could have been an amazing movie. Unfortunately, my relationship with Luc at the time maybe skewed his vision of what he wanted the movie to be" "we were going through a divorce at the time, it was tough on him" "when I saw the finished product, I felt like he was mad at me" "we had so many different levels, from 1 to 100, and it felt like because of the emotional involvement, the edit ended up being like 100 the whole way" "I didn't want Joan to be so unhinged" "I felt bad about that, because I felt like that was one of the greatest performances I had ever given in my career" "I wish that things had been different with that movie because it had everything in it to be a classic, and it just didn't hit that mark" Feat: GQVidoes || Milla Jovovich
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Adam Sandler said he got his first movie role after performing stand-up at the Improv, and the filmmakers were so impressed they made him the star of the movie on the spot. Joe Rogan: What was the first movie you did? Adam Sandler: Uh, first movie I did was... pretty awesome. I, 22, moved out to LA. Did stand-up at the Improv. It's probably my third time ever. I get off stage. Uh, two or three nice youngsters, director/writers, came up to me, "Hey, that was good. You want to be in a movie?" I said, "Yeah, for sure." They were like, "Okay, we're going to make a movie. We're doing a movie on a boat." I said, "Okay. When? When?" "Next week we leave." I go, "Okay, great." I said, uh, you know, "Do I have a big part?" They go, "Well, you're the star." I go, "Okay, cool."
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Adam Sandler talked about a corporate gig that left him feeling completely humiliated. Joe Rogan: I ran into you at the airport and you were telling me you just did some fucking horrific corporate event. Adam Sandler: I ate it there too! Oh, that was... I mean, if I listened to the tape, I'd say, "You were okay," but oh, it was humiliating. Joe Rogan: Yeah, I... you had just got done with it when I ran into you. Adam Sandler: I was so shell-shocked. I remember seeing you and your wife. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I had that fucking glazed look. Joe Rogan: Those corporate gigs are so... Ron White just ate it at one recently. Adam Sandler: He did? Joe Rogan: He goes, "I don't know why the fuck I agreed to do that." He goes, "They just came up, I said no, and they said more, and I said no, and then they came up with a number, I was like, 'Alright.'" Adam Sandler: Holy shit, buddy. Same fucking story for me. Joe Rogan: Those are death.
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![Matt Damon revealed he worked as a bartender at a restaurant in Tennessee to pick up the local accent. Matt Damon: I bartended down in Knoxville, Tennessee, to pick up an accent. And... did that for like a month. Robert Pattinson: Just for a month? Matt Damon: Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it was my big break for me it was in a Francis Ford Coppola movie, and I had a month to kill, and then we were going to have three weeks of rehearsals at, you know, in Napa Valley where he lived. And so I went, I moved to Knoxville, and I just told this, the manager, this woman,I just told her what I was doing and... so it was an extra bartender for her at no charge, right? So... Tom Holland: [Nods] Oh. Matt Damon: ...I was like, "I'll give all my tips to these guys and I just need to be here," cuz if you're serving drinks to people, and the guy was a bartender in the movie, but if so, but if you're serving drinks to people, they talk to you, so you can...](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2071231984433528985/amplify_video_thumb/2071231767680360448/img/nId5BztZu5IA9nbA.jpg)
Matt Damon revealed he worked as a bartender at a restaurant in Tennessee to pick up the local accent. Matt Damon: I bartended down in Knoxville, Tennessee, to pick up an accent. And... did that for like a month. Robert Pattinson: Just for a month? Matt Damon: Yeah. Yeah, I mean, it was my big break for me it was in a Francis Ford Coppola movie, and I had a month to kill, and then we were going to have three weeks of rehearsals at, you know, in Napa Valley where he lived. And so I went, I moved to Knoxville, and I just told this, the manager, this woman,I just told her what I was doing and... so it was an extra bartender for her at no charge, right? So... Tom Holland: [Nods] Oh. Matt Damon: ...I was like, "I'll give all my tips to these guys and I just need to be here," cuz if you're serving drinks to people, and the guy was a bartender in the movie, but if so, but if you're serving drinks to people, they talk to you, so you can...
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![Matt Damon revealed that he and Mark Wahlberg were cheering so loudly during a 2008 Celtics-Lakers game that Phil Jackson called a timeout, turned toward them, and told them to “sit down and shut the f**k up.” Matt Damon: I had a great experience in 2008 when the Celtics were playing the Lakers. I got tickets through our agent, and Mark Wahlberg got two seats too, so we were sitting next to each other. The Celtics went on a run, and Mark and I were right beside the Lakers’ bench. We had incredible seats. We jumped up and were probably being a little Boston, a little obnoxious. Phil Jackson called a timeout, turned to us, and literally said, “Sit down and shut the [bleep] up!” Jimmy Fallon: Phil Jackson? Matt Damon: To me and Mark. We were like, “Ahhhh!” We were part of the history of the Celtics-Lakers rivalry. We were like extras in it.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2075156252527649160/amplify_video_thumb/2075156073619640320/img/UQWjr00FLBsts1Ba.jpg)
Matt Damon revealed that he and Mark Wahlberg were cheering so loudly during a 2008 Celtics-Lakers game that Phil Jackson called a timeout, turned toward them, and told them to “sit down and shut the f**k up.” Matt Damon: I had a great experience in 2008 when the Celtics were playing the Lakers. I got tickets through our agent, and Mark Wahlberg got two seats too, so we were sitting next to each other. The Celtics went on a run, and Mark and I were right beside the Lakers’ bench. We had incredible seats. We jumped up and were probably being a little Boston, a little obnoxious. Phil Jackson called a timeout, turned to us, and literally said, “Sit down and shut the [bleep] up!” Jimmy Fallon: Phil Jackson? Matt Damon: To me and Mark. We were like, “Ahhhh!” We were part of the history of the Celtics-Lakers rivalry. We were like extras in it.
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Caleb Hammer said America spend more on social programs number wise than most other countries. Guest(Female): With blue hair, you think I'm patriotic? Caleb Hammer: You can still be patriotic and be wrong about economics. Guest(Female): Why would I be patriotic when we're spending more money on bombs than we are for like social justice, or... social programs? Caleb Hammer: We spend 50% of the federal spending on social programs. Guest(Female): Like what? Caleb Hammer: Social programs, Medicare, Medicaid, mandatory spending, SNAP benefits, veteran benefits. Guest(Female): I think it needs to be more on the social programs. Caleb Hammer: And then you're just not patriotic. What do you mean? We spend more than like anyone. Well, number-wise, absolutely.
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John Cena reveals WWE referees relay live backstage instructions to wrestlers during matches. John Cena: I thought that was real. Amy Poehler: No, it’s fake. (laughs) John Cena: Anyway, I have the referee saying, “You have 17 minutes left. You have 16 minutes left.” So it’s all happening in real time. There are coaches watching you from behind a curtain who tell the referee what they think you should do. Amy Poehler: Right. You’re getting notes in real time. John Cena: In real time! Amy Poehler: That’s why live TV is so… John Cena: It’s crazy. That’s why I wanted to do it forever. I just physically can’t do it anymore. Whenever anyone asks what I like more, wrestling or acting, it’s wrestling. That’s why I got run out of Hollywood the first time. Amy Poehler: You talked about that. I love what you said. John Cena: Look at what we just talked about. That’s great. You can feel the excitement. Amy Poehler: The knowledge, the excitement, the performance. John Cena: When you get fluent at it, you start thinking, “I understand this. I’ll do this.” Then the challenge becomes, “The UK crowd is throwing a beach ball around. How do I work that into the act? Go get that thing and pop it. When you come back, I’ll give you my finish.” It’s all happening in real time. I’ve had people get married, I’ve had people start fights in the stands, and we work it all into the act because you’re prepared. Amy Poehler: That’s amazing. John Cena: It’s not that we want it. It just is. Amy Poehler: It’s the opposite of doing stand-up and not wanting a heckler. You want people listening and participating. John Cena: In stand-up, the protocol is, “Enjoy the comedy. Don’t heckle.” In wrestling, you’ve paid your money to heckle, and there are 12,000 of you. Good luck. You can heckle as a group. Chants start that are too hot for TV, Netflix has to mute the audio, and the sound literally cuts out. It’s crazy.
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J.K. Simmons says he doesn’t understand why people eat spicy food. Josh Horowitz: Just anything super spicy? J.K. Simmons: Yeah. Like why is… and our son is like one of those super spicy guys. Um, and it’s just, it’s just not… He’s just a little white boy, you know? I mean, it’s like, genetically, he’s not predisposed, you know? His body is not… Josh Horowitz: Yeah. J.K. Simmons: Yeah, that’s the wrong stuff for him. And often he pays the price, and I’m like… Josh Horowitz: Laughs. J.K. Simmons: …so you’re paying the price while you’re eating it! You’re like, “Where’s the… where’s the…?” Your eyes are watering, your throat’s burning, you’re like, “Yeah.” And then you pay the price later as well. I don’t understand it. Josh Horowitz: Now I know why you didn’t do Hot Ones today and you did Happy Sad Confused. J.K. Simmons: Not gonna do Hot Ones, ever. Yeah, sorry. Sorry.
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Caleb Hammer said Onlyfans women are wh*res. Female Guest: He thinks OnlyFans women are wh*res and sl*ts and have no self-respect. Male Guest: Yeah, got to be the change you want to see in the world. Caleb Hammer: I mean, OnlyFans women are wh*res, but it doesn't mean being a wh*re is bad. I mean, I'm kind of a wh*re. Huh? Male Guest: New age pr*stitution. Caleb Hammer: Huh? In a way, but I also don't think… Female Guest: But I don't hook up with anybody. That never happened.
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George Clooney says “fanny” means something completely different in England than it does in America, and it’s gotten him into trouble. George Clooney: I’ve got one for you that has gotten me in trouble many times. Interviewer: Let’s hear it. George Clooney: We have a term that describes usually a small child’s butt: fanny. Interviewer: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. George Clooney: And my wife, who is a Brit, not by birth, but otherwise. I’ll be talking about something and say, “Yeah, she’s over there sitting on her fanny.” And my wife will go, “What?!” I’ll go, “Fanny!” Adam Sandler: What’s fanny get… George Clooney: “What am I missing?” I’ve been saying this in… Just read the face. (George whispers to Adam.) Adam Sandler: Oh, really?! George Clooney: Yeah! Adam Sandler: Shit! George Clooney: Yeah! Adam Sandler: Yeah! George Clooney: And yeah, so when you say “fanny”, then they’ll be like… Even the term “fanny pack” is a different term in England, right? Interviewer: Yeah, it is, huh? George Clooney: I mean, people talk about the difference between pavement and sidewalk, or boot and trunk. It’s “fanny.” Adam Sandler: “Fanny” is solid. That’s the big one. George Clooney: That’s… and I didn’t know it! Adam Sandler: Yeah, and you won’t use it! George Clooney: I will never use… I will only use it! “I demand some fanny!” George Clooney: Yes, thank you.
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Taylor Sheridan said almost all his cowboys have college degrees. Joe Rogan: That's a crazy life. Taylor Sheridan: And people, incorrect, not every this isn't true of every cowboy. There's plenty of cowboys that... Typically, they grow up on that ranch, and that's the life that they know, and that's what they want to do, right? But they still go off to college. Like, almost every one of my cowboys has a ranch management degree. Like, they went to school... Joe Rogan: Wow. Taylor Sheridan: ...to study... Joe Rogan: What's a good school if you want to be a cowboy?
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Tony Hinchcliffe talks about the Kyle Rittenhouse joke that offended a lot of black comedians. Tony Hinchcliffe: We roasted Kevin, you know. I did a fucking George Floyd joke in the, uh, at the Tom Brady roast, and I did a... who's the white guy that shot people? Um... Uh, it's the same fanbase as, uh... God damn it, the kid that shot people up in wherever. Joe Rogan: (Laughs) Be a little more specific. Tony Hinchcliffe: The white... the white guy shot a couple of people, had a gun at a thing. They made it look like it was Black people, but it was actually white people that he shot, that were shooting at him or had guns. What's his name? Has the... Joe Rogan: I have no idea who you're talking about. Tony Hinchcliffe: God damn it, David Lucas is friends with him, brought him to the club... Joe Rogan: Oh, Kyle Rittenhouse! Tony Hinchcliffe: That's it! That's it. I did a Kyle Rittenhouse joke, I did this, and then this one people are offended or something, I don't know. And yeah, if you just watch that clip on my dismount, it's a crazy clip.
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Callum Turner reveals he broke into Stamford Bridge during Chelsea’s famous Champions League clash against Barcelona “We broke into the stadium… got kicked out… and broke in again.” “I was 13 or 14 and Chelsea were playing Barcelona. Ronaldinho scores this incredible goal.” “It was the combination of the exhilaration of breaking into the stadium… there were maybe 200 other people that had done it.” “We got kicked out… and broke in again.” “We scored a fourth goal. John Terry scored the header and I just remember it was like carnage. Pandemonium.” “It was one of those teenage coming-of-age moments… watching my team play Barcelona with Ronaldinho, who was the greatest player.” Feat: Callum Turner || First we Feast
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