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Chris Pratt: How does it feel being in the stupidest Marvel movie? Jennifer Lawrence: (Laughs) Jennifer Lawrence: You are so bad at acting that the cast of Saved by the Bell feel sorry for you. Chris Pratt: I recently told you that you act like Adele sings. I hate Adele. Jennifer Lawrence: (Laughs and hides her face) Jennifer Lawrence: Where do you keep your Oscar? Chris Pratt: Um, that was really good. You were given an Oscar for Best Actress. You would also get one for being the worst. Chris Pratt: I think I just lost about 20 points on that.
zainy938,332 views • 2 months ago
Jamie Foxx asks Denzel Washington if he has ever said no to a role that he later wished he had said yes to. Denzel Washington admits that he turned down seven roles. Jamie Foxx notes that they wanted Denzel Washington to play the lead in Se7en. Denzel Washington explains that he thought the script was too demonic, but after seeing the completed movie, he realized it was brilliant, though it all worked out fine since Jamie Foxx got other opportunities. Jamie Foxx transitions to discussing how certain lines in movies become an actor's calling card, reciting Denzel Washington's famous line, "You get your fucking hands off me." Denzel Washington laughs, noting that because every comic he meets uses that line, they reenact the moment together with Denzel Washington enthusiastically grabbing Jamie Foxx's hand while repeating the iconic line back to him, ending in laughter
zainy916,519 views • 2 months ago
“I genuinely cried when Christopher Nolan wanted to meet me." Samantha Morton starring as the sorceress Circe in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey reveals what it was really like to land a role in the epic film Samantha Morton; I've had times when I haven't worked for a year since making The Odyssey, and at 49, the industry's politics have changed massively, but for me, getting to work with Christopher Nolan in my lifetime is everything, I'm happy now, when I got the call that he wanted to meet me, I genuinely cried. Being part of The Odyssey is incredible because we live in the age of the ego, and this film is the exact opposite of that, it's a deeply human spiritual experience Josh Horowitz: Well, it's funny because you talk about like, I mean, your body of work is amazing
zainy552,895 views • 1 month ago
Victoria Beckham opens up about the difficult financial conversations with David and why she had no idea they couldn't afford her business at first. Alex Cooper: You went to David for financial help, what was that conversation like? Victoria Beckham: It was difficult, he has always believed in and supported me, but it was a hard conversation because I was new to the industry, In the documentary's final scene, David told me for the first time that while he was helping and supporting me, we couldn't really afford it, We share everything, but even I wasn't aware we weren't in a position to prop up the business like that at the time. Alex Cooper: Do you think in hindsight that was because he didn't want you to feel as stressed? Victoria Beckham: No, I think he genuinely believed in what I was doing, saw the business's potential, and knew people desired the collections, It has never been a vanity project for me. Alex Cooper: Now that you're back on your feet, profitable, and growing, what does that mean to you? Victoria Beckham: It means I spent a long time fixing and now have solid foundations to build the house I've always dreamed of, we are just scratching the surface with fashion and beauty, and now comes the exciting part. I'm ambitious, not afraid of hard work, and believe that if you have focus and put in the work, you can achieve anything.
zainy524,699 views • 1 month ago
Barbara Walters didn't hold back during this 1980s Eddie Murphy interview! Barbara Walters: I hear you have a great Yiddish accent, and that you can do Yiddish humor. How did you learn that? Eddie Murphy: From working out in the comedy clubs on Long Island... I used to be in a comedy team with a group called The Identical Triplets. Barbara Walters: One was Black, two were white? Eddie Murphy: Yeah, that was it. Get it? Ha ha! The Identical Triplets! Barbara Walters: I got it. So you thought I was just a dumb bitch sitting here asking you dumb questions, huh? Eddie Murphy: That was the joke! I mean, the whole routine was that one of us is Black and two of us are white. And we used to do these routines, and we'd talk like Jewish guys... "So I'll see you later, okay? You're gonna call me?... What time? About 6:00. Don't forget to call! All right, I'm gonna call you." Barbara Walters: That's funny, you don't look Jewish.
zainy518,752 views • 2 months ago
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