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Sir Patrick Stewart Gets Emotional Revealing What He Wishes He Had Told His Parents and Brothers 💔 Sir Patrick Stewart: “There are things I would like to say to my parents and my brothers, both of them, that I never said.” “And that makes me very, very sad that I never told them what they gave me.” Interviewer: “But this gives you an opportunity to at least say it publicly, yeah.” Patrick Stewart: “It does. It kind of does, yes.”

Sophie Cunningham explains how Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark’s rookie class brought its college audience into the WNBA, helping the league reach new levels of attention. Sophie Cunningham: “The last, I don’t know, three, four years pretty much, that class of Caitlin, Cameron Brink, Hailey Van Lith, Angel, like that class, they just had the platform.” “They had the eyes, they had the audience from college. They brought it into the W, and now it’s just exploded.” “People love us. If you put really any women’s sports on TV, people are going to fall in love with it.” “And my biggest thing that I love about it is little girls, they can find someone…” “Our league is so diverse that they can find someone on TV that looks like them or comes from where they come from.” “And then we’re inspiring them to be the next us.”

Amy Poehler Reveals Tina Fey Won’t Give Her Her Phone Number Because She’s Too Famous Amy Poehler: “We’re coming up on over 30 years as friends.” “We’ve experienced a lot of the same things at the same time, branching out of SNL and doing our own shows and producing things and being moms.” “But I don’t have her phone number currently. She refuses to give it to me.” “She won’t talk on the phone anymore. She’s too famous.” “She doesn’t even know how to work a phone. Whenever she goes, ‘What do I do with this?’ she just hands it to someone.” 😂 “Mean Girls has a lot of incredible sayings.”

Mila Kunis Reveals She Used Star Trek Captains’ Names For Her World Of Warcraft Characters And Had To Change Them “I’m a Star Trek fan.” “At one point, I named a lot of my characters after the captains of different Star Trek series.” “Captain Picard was my first character, and then somebody in the game complained on me and I had to change my character’s name to Captain Janeway.” “They said that it was a Star Trek trademark.” “So annoying.” “I started going to Comic-Con for work because all of a sudden Comic-Con became cool.” “But I put a mask on and walked around the convention.”

Mila Kunis Reveals She Was So Addicted To World Of Warcraft That She Had To Quit Cold Turkey Mila Kunis: “How dare you? You just butchered this game. It’s called World of Warcraft, Howard.” “It’s kind of like chess for life.” Howard Stern: “You were so into it that you had to actually stop cold turkey, right? Because it was interfering with your life.” Mila Kunis: “Correct.” Howard Stern: “That’s so hot when a hot chick is into video games, right?” Mila Kunis: “That is so not hot at all.” Mila Kunis: “Robin, don’t judge. Don’t judge.” 😭

Pierre Coffin, The Voice Behind The Minions, Reveals He Had No Idea He Was Saying Bonnie Blue’s Name In The Teaser Until His Kids Told Him Pierre Coffin: “Dua Lipa! Sabrina Carpenter!” “Yes, and apparently I’m saying this other person’s name, which I have not…” “I didn’t know that person, right? And it’s my kid saying, ‘Yeah, yeah, you said that.’” “So they sort of explained to me who that person was.” “I said, ‘Oh my God, was I saying that?’” 😭

Michelle Williams revealed that Mark Wahlberg was paid $1.5M for reshoots, while she got just $80 a day, under $1,000 total. Same movie. Same agency. She had no idea. Graham Norton: “How did we discover that Mark Wahlberg had been paid $1.5 million and had you been paid anything?” Michelle Williams: “I had $80 a day.” Graham Norton: “$80 a day to do the reshoots? Did you find out when everyone else found out?” Michelle Williams: “I hadn’t known at the time. But it wound up being a really incredible teaching moment because the disparity was so enormous.” Michelle Williams: “This example was really able to shine a light on the disparity that exists for all women.” Michelle Williams: “I was able to find my voice in this moment and stand up and speak out and become an example of women being underpaid in the workplace.”

Jennifer Lawrence Says She Spent 8 Hours Every Day Covered In Glue And Blasted By 12 Freezing Airbrushes To Play Mystique Jennifer Lawrence: “For First Class, it was all body paint and glue, and it was like eight hours every time.” “And ticklish.” “Imagine 12 tiny, cold, compressing airbrushes all over your body.” “No, I’m a hero, and no one will ever understand what I went through.” 😭 Alex Cooper: “And it’s like no one talks about it enough.” Jennifer Lawrence: “No.” Alex Cooper: “That’s why I brought it here today.” Jennifer Lawrence: “Thank you.”

Bradley Whitford Says Being Naked On Stage Helped Him Get Comfortable With The Full Monty “I think the very first play I did, I had to be buck naked.” “When you’re standing backstage, buck naked, you’re really wondering why.” Interviewer: “Do you think that made everything a little bit easier, starting with The Full Monty?” Bradley Whitford: “Yeah, yeah. I think a couple of months being buck naked in front of strangers will, you know, kind of loosen you up.”

Edward Norton Says David Fincher’s Work On Fight Club Was So Mind-Blowing They Knew They’d Made Something Special “I don’t know that I’ve ever been involved in a situation where a text was better suited to a director’s very unique talents.” “What he did on that movie, technically, was just jaw-dropping to watch on a day-in, day-out basis.” “He was doing things that were so off-the-wall, impressive, and innovative.” “Fincher’s technical capabilities enhanced the discombobulation of the experience, which is what the film is about.” “It was all snowballing in a way that was really impressive to watch.” “We saw it together finished for the first time, and I think we were just…” “Wow, we’ll always have this one.”