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Hugh Grant says he fired his talent agent, created a fake one, and became his own middleman for 4 years. Hugh Grant says he secretly became his own agent for four years and fooled Hollywood with a fake identity. Hugh Grant: “I do have an agent again now, but for four years, I didn’t have one. I told everyone, ‘If you want me, go to James Howeily in London.’ And he didn’t exist. It was me on a different email account.” Howard Stern: “Is that right? You made up a name? James Howeily.” Hugh Grant: “I used to fancy a girl called Anne Howeily. She wore big earrings, and she was attractive, so James Howeily handled everything.” “People would send emails saying, ‘Can you get this script to Hugh?’ And I’d write back, ‘Yeah, I’ll try and get him to read it this week.’” “I saved myself an absolute fortune. But the problem was, these people sending stuff wanted a personal relationship with James. They’d say, ‘We’re coming to London next week. Let’s have lunch.’” Howard Stern: “Did you ever call anyone as James Howeily?” Hugh Grant: “Yeah. I got rumbled in the end. I can’t remember exactly what happened, but James had to get on the phone one time.” Howard Stern: “What was James’s voice like?” Hugh Grant: “Well, I was watching the golf, and there was a Scottish commentator, so I thought, ‘Right, he’s Scottish and I did a pretty bad Scottish accent” Howard Stern: “Did you feel guilty doing that?” Hugh Grant: “I did a bit, yeah. And then I started to slip up because if I had a drink or two, I’d write emails as James and sign off ‘Hugh’ by mistake.”
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Tim Robbins explains why Clint Eastwood’s famously minimal takes should actually be the standard in Hollywood. Josh Horowitz: “Clint is so famous for the minimal amount of takes.” Tim Robbins: “We were out every day. We started at 9 and were out by 2.” Josh Horowitz: “It shouldn’t even be allowed. How is that possible?” Tim Robbins: “It should be allowed, and it should be encouraged. It’s about discipline. We knew Clint was only going to give us one take. He usually had three setups per scene, one take each, so we had three chances. We came in ready and disciplined. After we got off at 2, we’d look at the next day’s schedule and rehearse in the hotel so we were ready. All the great actors in that film bought in completely.” “Usually, movies aren’t shot in order, so you’re scrambling to remember what emotional state or intensity you had in a scene you’re shooting a month later.” “With this one, you didn’t have to catalog it in your memory. I knew exactly what I did, so I knew how to modulate my performance from beginning to end.” “It also gave us a chance to get sleep and have meals together. This is how it was when I did episodics in L.A. in the ’80s. Crews could get home at night and see their families or, if you were young, go on a date after working on a movie set.”
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Dolly Parton says she once went through a period so dark, she understood why people turn to drugs and alcohol. “Yes, I went through a bad period of time back in the ’80s when I was going through the change. I was having some female problems, family problems, emotional problems, and I was overweight. I didn’t feel good about myself at all, so I got myself in a pretty bad bind.” “I understood at that moment how people get on drugs, how people get on alcohol, and how people can commit suicide. I didn’t do that because I kept praying, holding on to God, and hanging on to my friends.” “No business thing has ever been able to get me that depressed. It has to be something very personal, either family or something during that middle-age change of life, when your hormones and everything are different.” “I did have a very hard time, but God, praying, friends, and just trying to hang on helped me. Being Dolly, just being me, I thought, ‘Hey, either get off your fat ass and do something about it, or go ahead and blow your head off.’ And I thought, ‘Nah, I ain’t gonna do that.’” “I believe God meant for me to go through that so I could completely feel for other people about everything.”
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Dolly Parton talks about how she handled men while rising to fame and reveals that her grandfather used to call her “Jezebel.” Howard Stern: “You were extremely attractive, a very good-looking woman. Were men constantly hitting on you? Did they try to take advantage of you, not only in business but sexually as well?” Dolly Parton: “Well, I was 18 when I moved to Nashville. I met my husband the first day I got there. I had left two boyfriends back home thinking, ‘The last thing I want in Nashville is a boyfriend.’ So what’s the first thing I do? Find one. “Men flirted with me, but I was a flirt myself, and I never took it wrong. I’ve said in interviews that I look like a woman, but I think like a man.” Howard Stern: “There were guys in business who would say, ‘Hey, you want to record for me? Come out to dinner, have a couple of drinks,’ implying a quid pro quo. That wasn’t your experience?” Dolly Parton: “I never slept with anybody to get ahead. If I slept with somebody, it’s because I wanted to, not because I was doing it to get from point A to point B.” “I was gonna dress like I dressed and look like I looked. I would have been disappointed if somebody hadn’t noticed me.” “My grandpa would call me Jezebel and say, ‘Don’t you want to go to heaven?’ I’d say, ‘Yeah, I want to go to heaven, but do I have to look like hell when I get there?’” “Daddy couldn’t whip it out of me, Mama couldn’t talk it out of me, and Grandpa couldn’t preach it out of me. I was gonna look the way I looked, and I still do, because that’s how I felt.”
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Amy Poehler: “When you have to do sex scenes, how do you psyche yourself up for that?” Dakota Johnson: “Amy, I don’t have to. I’m always psyched up for sex. Let’s go to Pound Town. I recently did a movie a few months ago, and we had an intimacy coordinator on set. “It was the first time I’d ever worked with one, and she was really great. It was so cool. I was so used to it just being like, ‘It’s a sex scene’” Amy Poehler: “What’s a fake sex scene?” “It’s a completely different thing. It’s like being an astronaut. So few people have done it.” Dakota Johnson: “A sex scene is when two actors pretend that they’re having sex. Yeah, and you do all the things except have sex, right? And that’s important. And you have to, you know, make sounds like you’re having sex, right? And you’re not.”
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Hayden Panettiere says her mom’s response to ending their business relationship broke her heart. She says her mom just wanted the money. “When I was 19, I finally worked up the courage to split from her business-wise because I desperately wanted a relationship with her. I just wanted her to be my mom.” “She came into my trailer during lunch while we were filming Heroes, and I told her, ‘I don’t want us to work together anymore. I just want you to be my mom.’ I wasn’t expecting her response: ‘You owe me.’ That’s all she said before walking out.” “It left this dark cloud over my head. What did she mean by ‘I owe her’? I was disappointed to find out she meant money.” “She never pursued a real relationship with me as just a mother and daughter. Once the business aspect was gone, I hoped she would simply be my mom. The fact that she didn’t seem to want a relationship with me was a tough pill to swallow.”
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Kristen Bell reveals Dax Shepard broke up with her, then called her back just four days later. “ He did break up with me very early on. I may have scared him a little because I wanted to spend all our time together. I was very excited, and he had just gotten out of a relationship and wanted more freedom. I don’t think he wanted everything I was presenting to him.” “ He sat me down and said, ‘I don’t think we’re in the same place. I really, really enjoy you.’ At that point, I was definitely in love with him. We were a month and a half in, and I was heartbroken. Even thinking about it breaks my heart.” “ He said, ‘I’m still casually dating other people.’ I definitely wasn’t. But he was very upfront. He said, ‘That’s not what you deserve, and I’m not going to give you anything half-assed.’ In a way, he was extremely responsible with my heart, even though he broke it.” “Then, four days later, he texted me: ‘I’m just joking. I can’t do this. I really would like to be with you again.’” “I went over to his house, but I was a little guarded. He had planned a trip to the Bahamas for New Year’s and said, ‘I should probably let them know if you’re going to come on the trip.’” “I said, ‘If you want to invite me on a trip, you can ask me like a lady.’” “I gave him some grief after that, and I think it set the tone for our relationship.” “My therapist had said, ‘Maybe make him earn you back just a little bit. Don’t play a game, but don’t go back like some happy, dumb puppy dog.’” “So he did. He said, ‘I would really like it if you would accompany me to the Bahamas for New Year’s. Would you like to come?’” “And I said, ‘Yes, I would love to.’”
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Dolly Parton says she turned down Elvis Presley and later made millions from the same song. “He loved the song. He wanted to do it, and it had nothing to do with him. I never met him, but I was invited to the session in Nashville where he was going to record it.” “The day before the session, I got a call from Colonel Tom Parker. They said, ‘We don’t record anything with Elvis unless we have the publishing.’ I said, ‘Well, that’s my most important copyright right now, so you can’t have it.’” “He said, ‘Well, then Elvis can’t sing it.’ I thought, ‘Well, so be it.’ And I cried. I had told everybody Elvis was going to sing the song.” “But I couldn’t give it up. It had already been a big hit for me, and I had just started my own publishing company. When you’re new in the business, you have to compromise until you can get to where you can own your things.” “Since then, I’ve gotten back whatever songs I had scattered around through the years. But at that time, that was the big one. I thought, ‘I can’t do it.’ It was a heartbreaker.” “But look what happened when Whitney recorded it. I made millions of dollars from the publishing.”
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Dolly Parton says her husband Carl Dean see her movies secretly and come home to give honest bits on it. Ray Martin: “Carl doesn’t exist, does he?” Dolly Parton: “That’s what a lot of people think. He might as well not, in some people’s minds. But Carl Dean is my husband. I’ve been married to him since 1966. We went to Hawaii one time, and that was the first and only time he’s ever been on an airplane.” Ray Martin: “Has he ever seen you in concert?” Dolly Parton: “Yes, he has, but it was years before he would because he was afraid if I messed up, he wouldn’t know what to do. One year he did come, and after that, he’ll come in and out, but he won’t go if people know he’s there.” Ray Martin: “Is it true that he goes to see your movies on his own and then comes back and critiques them?” Dolly Parton: “He doesn’t critique them. He’ll just say, ‘I went to see so-and-so, and that’s pretty good.’ He just goes to see them. It’s the same with Dollywood. He won’t go if anybody knows he’s coming. He gets a gold pass every year, but he goes and waits in line, buys a ticket, and goes in. People don’t even know he’s there.” “But anyway, he does exist, and he’s a fine man. He’s my best bud, and we’ve been at it a long time. And no, it’s not true that we had a $450 million divorce. There was something in the tabloids, and he said, ‘Hell, I would leave you if I thought I was gonna get that kind of money.’”
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Tyrese Gibson says his mother becoming an alcoholic for 27 years is one reason he has never had a drink in his life. “I’ve never drank. I’ve never had one drink in my entire life.” “No drugs, no nothing. I don’t smoke weed, nothing. Yeah, you see me with a cigarette, that’s a character in the movie. And normally, it’s sage. It’s not even tobacco.” “I don’t sip, because that sip leads to a glass, that glass leads to a gallon, and that gallon leads to alcoholism. That alcoholism leads to me becoming my mama again.” “An alcoholic for 27 years. I don’t look down on or judge anybody who feels the need to be a social drinker or have fun, you know, take the edge off. Because I’ll be all in my head like, ‘How do I look? How do I feel?’ I don’t need all that.” “I’m normally the life of the party. And in most cases, whether you’re drunk or high out of your mind, there’s nobody at the party partying harder than me, because I normally arrange them.”
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Tom Holland claims he thought he could quit drinking anytime until he actually tried. “I didn’t wake up one day and say, ‘I’m giving up drinking.’ Like many Brits, I had a very boozy December around Christmas time. I was on vacation, drinking a lot, and I’ve always been able to handle it. I think I get that from my mum’s side.” “I decided to try Dry January just to see if I could. All I could think about was having a drink, I’d wake up thinking about it, check the clock wondering if it was twelve, and it really scared me.I started to wonder if I had a little bit of an alcohol problem. So I told myself I’d do February as well, giving myself two months off to prove I didn’t have a problem.” “two months in, I was still struggling. I flt like I couldn’t be social, couldn’t go to the pub and have a lime soda, and couldn’t go out for dinner. I started worrying maybe I did have an alcohol issue.” “So I decided to wait until my birthday on June 1st. I told myself that if I could make it six months without alcohol, I’d prove I didn’t have a problem.” “By June 1st, I was the happiest I’d ever been. I slept better, handled problems better, and things that would normally upset me at work didn’t bother me anymore. I had much better mental clarity, and I felt healthier and fitter.”
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Matthew McConaughey says his parents were wild, lustful and complete outlaws. Howard Stern: “It seemed like a wild family. Your mom was a kindergarten teacher?” Matthew McConaughey: “Right. A teacher.” Howard Stern: “And she lived to what?” Matthew McConaughey: “She’s still alive. She just celebrated her 85th birthday.” Howard Stern: Yeah. “And your parents lived this lustful life” Matthew McConaughey: “They divorced twice, married three times, and were together for 39 years. Unbelievable. They were wild.” Howard Stern: “Even your dad always said, ‘I’m going to go out probably banging your mom.’” Matthew McConaughey: “He said, ‘Boys, when I go, I’m going to be making love to your mother.’ And he did. Called his shot. It happened at 6:30 a.m. on a Monday morning.” Howard Stern: “Then your mom said, “I want my man to be carried out of here nude because I want them to see the gift that was Jim McConaughey.” I mean… he must’ve had a big cock, right?” Matthew McConaughey: “Yeah. The paramedics are covering him up, all the neighbors are out in the street, and they’re taking him out through the garage. You know, the sensible thing to do at 7 a.m. is cover him. My mom’s out there, half-naked, ripping the sheet off him, yelling, ‘Get that sheet off of him! You’re going to see how big Jim went out!’ “They were badasses and complete outlaws.”
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Hayden Panettiere says opening up about postpartum depression cost her a 10-year deal with Neutrogena. “Neutrogena and I were together for 10 years. They had morality clauses that had a huge impact on my life because I was a teenager constantly followed by paparazzi, who captured some of my lowest moments.” “Every cigarette I smoked, every bad outfit, comments like, ‘She’s looking chunky in a bathing suit,’ or even, ‘She has a fat vagina.’ They captured absolutely everything.” “When I went on Live with Kelly and Michael, I had no intention of talking about postpartum depression. It just came up naturally. I was simply being honest, and it never occurred to me that anyone would react negatively. It was my truth.” “So when I got the call that Neutrogena wanted to fire me because of it, my representative at the time said, ‘That’s illegal. They can’t do that.’ Even though she saved the day that year, I knew it was over. I knew I wouldn’t be invited back the following year.” “Of all the things I thought could get me fired, this was the last thing I ever expected.” Do you think it’s one of the causes her death? Rip hayden 🕊️
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤548,985 Aufrufe • vor 19 Tagen
Matthew McConaughey says after being arrested naked in his own home he stayed naked all the way to the police station. Matthew McConaughey: “My house is one big room, my bed is in the middle the couch, office, kitchen and toilet also there, everything goes in there.” Matthew McConaughey: “So I put on some music, start jamming on the congas. Beautiful night in Austin, 68 degrees. Screen doors open, midnight-blooming jasmine in the backyard, smell blowing right in. Whole vibe, naked.” Howard Stern: “Wait. Your buddy didn’t think you being naked that was weird?” Matthew McConaughey: “No.” Howard Stern: “Come on. If you walk into some guy’s house and he’s naked, playing congas, what are you thinking?” Matthew McConaughey: “I’m telling you, Howard, being naked just feels better, man.” Howard Stern: “Did you have any idea the cops were there?” Matthew McConaughey: “No. I’m playing, and suddenly I sense somebody there. I look up and see two silhouettes. Then I realize they’re cops.” Howard Stern: “Two cops?” Matthew McConaughey: “Two. My first thought was, “What the hell are you doing in my house?” I’m pissed. I turn the music down, and one of them shines his flashlight on the coffee table There’s a bong. And that’s when things went bad” “He shines the light back on me, and next thing I know, I’m against the wall in handcuffs.” Howard Stern: “Did you resist arrest?” Matthew McConaughey: “I very much resisted.” Howard Stern: “You did?” Matthew McConaughey: “I’m in my own house, minding my own business.” Howard Stern: “With a bong and naked.” Matthew McConaughey: “Monkey business.” Howard Stern: “Did they drag you out naked?” Matthew McConaughey: “They offered me clothes. I refused.” Howard Stern: “You refused clothes?” Matthew McConaughey: “On principle. I said, “This is how you found me.” Howard Stern: “So you’re sitting naked in the back of a police car?” Matthew McConaughey: “Yeah.” Howard Stern: “Matthew McConaughey, naked, handcuffed, in the back of a cop car.” Matthew McConaughey: “And when we get to the precinct, I’m still naked. They’re trying to get me inside, and I’m like, “No, man. This is how you found me. I shouldn’t be here anyway.” Howard Stern: “And then what?” Matthew McConaughey: “This inmate looks at me and goes, “Man, put these on.” He hands me the prison pants.” Howard Stern: “And you said no?” Matthew McConaughey: “Yeah.” “He looks at me and says, “Please, man. Tomorrow you’ll be really happy if you put these on.”
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Will Ferrell reveals the one thing he finds annoying about Swedish men. “The men can all cook gourmet meals, build a table, fix a flat tire on your car. The dishwasher breaks? ‘Oh, let us take a look.’ ‘Well, the float valve isn’t working.’ And they’ll take the whole thing apart and put it back together.” “They’re like ‘I sewed a button back onto my shirt.’ I’m like, ‘I can’t sew a button. I should be able to. I’m 58 years old. I should know how to sew a button.’ You would think.” “‘They’re so precise, So if you start to do something, they’re like, ‘Oh, I’ll do it. Let me do it.’” “Which is code for, ‘You’re gonna screw it up. Let me do it.’”
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤674,850 Aufrufe • vor 26 Tagen
Jon hamm says meeting Tom cruise for the first time felt like a prank. “I first met Tom Cruise at Jimmy Kimmel’s house. Jimmy would have these big Sunday football gatherings with comedy writers, comics, actors, kegs, pizzas, the whole thing.” “The rumor was going around, ‘Tom Cruise is supposed to come by today.’ We were like, ‘No way. That’s like saying Santa Claus is coming.’” “Jimmy, famously, is a big prankster. So you’d be a fool to think that was actually going to happen.” “Then the doorbell rings, and sure enough, it’s Tom Cruise with his mom. we’re all having this out-of-body experience. Arguably the most famous person on the planet is sitting in this living room watching nine football games at once.” “That’s how I met Tom. I said maybe five words to him” “Then, 10 years later, I’m driving and my phone rings. It’s my agent: ‘They want you for a part in the Top Gun sequel.’” “I said, ‘Well, then the answer is yes.’ He started talking about the money and details, and I said, ‘No, no, no. The answer is yes. Work out the details. If this goes away, you’re all fired.’” “Top Gun was one of my favorite movies growing up. So to go back to being 13 or 14 years old in 1985 and get asked to be part of the next chapter, with basically all my scenes being with Tom Cruise, I was like, ‘This is a no-brainer.’”
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤537,409 Aufrufe • vor 27 Tagen
Matt Damon claims The Odyssey set was so intense, Ben Affleck was the only visitor in six months. Ben Affleck : “Christopher Nolan is a really serious guy I admire. He believes a film set is a place to work, so I was grateful he let me visit. My kids loved it.” Matt Damon: “you were the only guest in six months of shooting” Ben Affleck: “that's really sweet” Jimmy Fallon: “really?” Matt Damon: “The workload was incredible. It was such an ambitious project that the amount of work that needed to be done left no time for anything else. I’ve never worked on a movie that required every single person to give maximum effort.” “I told Ben here afterward that every location on that movie would have been the hardest location on any other movie I’d ever done, and every day of work was harder than any day on any other movie I’d ever worked on. Really.” Ben Affleck: “It reminds me of when we were kids, talking on the phone: ‘So, what’s going on today? You shooting your movie? What’s it like?’.”
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤809,114 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Shortest call ever in Ramsey history. Caller: “I have a mortgage of $95,000 just about ready to pay it off.” “But I’m a real estate agent, and you know, with a real estate agent you gotta kind of go get it. but it’s a big chunk, but I’m looking for, I guess, maybe a final confirmation. With retirement that I have, And I’ve hit bumps along the way to get my house paid off.” Dave Ramsey: “How much cash do you have?” Caller: “$211,000.” Dave Ramsey: “Good Lord. Pay it off today.” John Delony: “Pay it off. What are you doing?” Dave Ramsey: “Pay it off today. You don’t need to think about this. You knew what I was gonna say.”
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤692,962 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Dolly Parton says losing her husband Carl was the hardest loss of her life, but she still feels like he’s here. “It’s really been like a roller coaster ride for me. Losing my husband Carl was, of course, the hardest loss anyone could ever have, losing the person you love the most.” “But the fact that I portrayed him so beautifully in the show, and seeing him every night when I watch it, has been healing in its own way. It’s almost like he’s never gone. Now he’ll always be here, not just for me, but in the minds of other people.” “It’s the same with my best friend Judy. When you’ve had a best friend for 70 years and a husband for 60, seeing those parts of your life portrayed and remembering how they shaped you can be healing. It’s also made me appreciate my life and the people in it even more.” “I wouldn’t be here if you hadn’t been there. I’m talking about my Uncle Bill, my parents, my family, Sandy Gallen, God, and all the people who have been part of my journey. Without Judy, without Carl, I wouldn’t be here. And the fans, too.” “I’ve had to leave my heart wide open, and that can be painful. I’m a very sensitive and deep person, and I’ve worn my heart on my sleeve for a long time. I cry easier now, and things hit me differently.” “More than anything, it’s about leaving your life wide open for everybody to look right at you, right through you, and right into you. And I hope they see my heart.”
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤81,564 Aufrufe • vor 7 Tagen
Matt Rife casually admits he spent the night at the Conjuring House alone. Matt Rife: “Ghost hunting is a really weird side hobby of mine.” Joe Rogan: “What have you experienced?” Matt Rife: “I’ve witnessed things that I cannot, for the life of me, explain. They’ve creeped me out. I’ve seen things move, and I’ve gotten answers on EVP, but I want to actually see it.” Joe Rogan: “Sam and Colby just went into the Conjuring House.” Matt Rife: “I was just there a month ago.” Joe Rogan: “You went to the Conjuring House?” Matt Rife: “By myself.” Joe Rogan: “Do you think there’s something in the house?” Matt Rife: “I wasn’t as scared there as I’ve been in other places, but there is a certain solace to the house. It made sense that there was something there. There’s a ley line of underground water, bodies buried within the property’s boundaries, and the structure itself adds to the atmosphere. It’s kind of the perfect storm for creepy stuff.”
𝓢𝓵𝓪𝓶 👁️⃤825,173 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten