28 Burst results for "Charlize Theron"
Gloss Angeles
"charlize theron" Discussed on Gloss Angeles
"Mind you, we've been working with them for years. Years. And listen, I get it. I get it because remember when we were actually working with capo. And it was for an awards kind of ceremony, and we are announcing the nominees. And I was going through it, and they were like, no Kirby. It's just sado, not shade out. Everyone messes that up. But I also was so confused. I'm like, what's the difference? Like, I couldn't even pinpoint what they were saying that was different. They're like, no, it's sado. After that, I'm like, oh, I didn't even realize I was doing it. I think that one is like a tongue twister 'cause a lot of people best it up just say do versus shade. Yeah, it's like it's hard to say for people. And listen, this is like a really hard thing for me because when I first got started in the industry, I had an editor that was so mean to me and especially because I was on camera. She was always on my ass about pronouncing things the correct way. One of which was Charlize Theron. She made me say, Charlize Theron because she said that was the proper way to say it. If you literally go listen to Charlize say her own name, she does not say throne. She says Darren. Hi, I'm Charlize Theron. So this has always been a big flaw of mine and insecurity of mind, so trust me. I am never, ever, ever trying to intentionally say something the wrong way. I get dragged on TikTok for it enough, okay? Let's focus your energy on other things. Thank you for walking through that with me. You're actually genius for bringing up cap low. Like honestly, I forgot about that. I put it away. I'll never forget it. Wow, drag me. This one of my favorite things about you. To just remember that.
Bob and Sheri
"charlize theron" Discussed on Bob and Sheri
"Fire. Welcome to the bob and cherry show with bob. Come on, why you want to play a brother like that? And Jerry. That's right. And now broadcasting from the palatial bobbin cherry studios is bob and cherry. Charlize Theron, who I just think is one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood. And I think she's a terrific actress. Like, I've never seen her in a movie where I wasn't like, damn girl. She's on the cover of Harper's BAZAAR magazine, which I accidentally agreed to get a subscription for. And it's auto billing like my credit card. And when I try to cancel it, the sky turns black and thunder rumbles and the earth opens beneath my feet and I'm plunged into hell. So I'm going to be subscribing to Harper's BAZAAR for the rest of my life because I can't figure out how to freaking get out of it. Anyway, she's on the cover. And so I'm reading, I'm reading the article. She said a couple of things that really made me think. She said that, first of all, she's not famous, not the way Kim Kardashian is famous. She has never been famous the way Kim Kardashian is famous. And I think that's true. But I think that's also probably good. I don't know that being famous the way Kim Kardashian is famous as something anybody really would want. Kim Kardashian is almost infamous. Yes, she is famous. And if you want to give her legitimacy, I guess you could say that she's a model. She's modeling products. That's how she makes all of her money. I'm going to stop you. I'm going to stop you there because that's actually not even fair. She doesn't model she owns a company and yes, she does wear some of her own brands, but she's got like Brooke Shields wearing it now and advertising. She's more than that. Whether she's a business person. She's a lot more when you break it right down. She shows product for a living. Yeah. Well, here's the thing with Charlize Theron that really jumped out at me from this article. She said that I'm not bankable anymore. Like I'm pitching jobs all day long and I'm being told no thanks. Because she's not 25 anymore. Maybe that's part of it. She doesn't really call out age. She's if I remember from the article, I think she's 47. She doesn't really call out age, but she's like, you know, even my kids say, mom, why aren't you in a marvel movie? Because what the kind of movies that are getting made, and then, of course, the COVID pandemic changed everything. You know? And some of the changes that COVID has had on the film industry and streaming in all of that what was the movie that she was in where she played. She played a very disturbed woman and you could not, you would not recognize her sister. Monster. Monster. Didn't she get the Oscar for that, max or nominated? She was at least nominated. She was remarkable in that movie. And she wasn't one of those actresses that says, oh, I'm going to look horrible. I don't want to portray that. She wanted to act. I think she's terrific. I think what you're saying is right. First of all, some of the studios and it's not really spoken of that much, but insiders know. They're trying to get away from being that beholding to movie stars. They want the movie to be the star. And so when movie stars are not getting the deals unless you're Tom Cruise that they use to get. I saw a commercial last night we were watching, I don't even know what we were watching, probably expedition unknown. Someone needs to explain to me how Josh Gates has become the most dominant man on television right now. And all of his expeditions and mysteries, nothing ever gets solved, but anyway, we're watching that and a commercial comes on for a superhero movie starring The Rock. And I think it's called BlackRock, maybe. It was, it was the most cartoony, like it was The Rock. It was Dwayne Johnson, but the way that it's filmed the special effects, it's like a video game meets a comic book meets a superhero movie. And it's probably good. Like, I don't know, I haven't seen it yet. They're just advertising it. But in a world where those are the movies that are getting made, there's not really a job for somebody like Charlize Theron. You know, maybe not. Unless she's just struggling to get into a marvel movie, which I don't think she is. And I hate to even say it. She may be a bit old to play one of those roles, seemingly they're all played by women who are in their mid 20s. That's true. They're not making those movies that are, oh, what's the one I'm thinking of? It's out now. See how they run. Those sort of movies that she could, you know, if she wants to do a comedy, it could go into very easily. They're not made very often anymore. They used to come out all the time. Now it's like they want a spectacular thing, like the Elvis movie. Well, they want the reason that superhero movies I've read this in The Hollywood Reporter. And I was like, huh, if you were words that way. Because it's a perfect for the international market. Right. Exactly. It's a big visual spectacle, and it plays as well in Mumbai as it does in Minneapolis. And in some cases better, plus there's a ton of merchandising that goes along with it. You can sell t-shirts and beach towels and pajamas and bed sheets and action figures off of a superhero movie, but who in the hell wants a Sophie's choice themed bedroom, right? These movies that are not big spectacles that are smaller projects, the studios don't have as many ways to make money. It's just like, wow, when Charlize Theron is going, I can't get a job. Makes you really stop and think about what's happened in Hollywood. All right, we got morons in the news coming up. We have comedian Kimberly Clark pumpkin spice lovers. We gonna take you down the rabbit hole with a little song coming up. Sign up for our newsletter. We never spam you. Never did. Get bobbin cherry exclusives just go to bob and sherry dot com. Since we were talking about Hollywood stuff and superhero movies and Charlize Theron, Pierce Brosnan and his wife keely have a couple of sons. They're kind of grown now. I think they're in their 20s. Anyway, they did Pierce Brosnan and his wife did such an amazing job of giving these kids as normal an upbringing as possible. That they didn't know that their dad was a famous actor. They just thought he had a lot of friends and that everywhere he went. He had friends and he knew people. Until his movies. Did they say what age they realized their father was James Bond? Well, think about it. A lot of the movies that Pierce Brosnan did would not have been appropriate for little kids to watch, right? Yeah. That's true. So, and he also has a couple of other kids in their 30s and 40s, but these are his two youngest sons. The second youngest said, he did not know that his dad was a famous actor until he was like in middle school. And then he didn't want any of his friends to know because he didn't want anybody to treat him differently, because of that. And so they would be out. They would go on vacation or go places as a family. And if you think about it, you've seen loads of paparazzi paparazzi photos of Pierce Brosnan and his wife. I mean, I can't tell you how many I've seen over the years. I've never seen any pictures of his kids. They did a really good job of keeping them on the spotlight. So they'd be somewhere. And people would be like, pierce, pierce. And the kids were like, ah, dad, you know everybody. They had
The Dan Patrick Show
"charlize theron" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"He's an eagles guy, right? Silver linings playbook. It's a great actor though. Is he an actual eagles fan? Yeah. Or was he playing the role of an eagles fan last night? No, no, no. In real life. They're doing research. Yeah. Yes, Tom. Did James Harden state for the whole game where he decided there's another stadium he'd rather be at. That's not bad. Okay. Okay. We're ripping on Bradley Cooper, but I brought it back to you. That's fine, 'cause I really had nothing to say. And I just digging that out of my nether regions. Yeah. Oh, Bradley Cooper is from Pennsylvania. Yeah, yeah, he's a die hardy eagles fan. Yeah, yeah. Remember that movie is in limitless and they had to make them not good-looking and unsuccessful, not believable. Well, good movie. Yeah, there's certain actors that they try to ugly them up a little bit. What was that movie Charlize Theron within? She won awards. Monster. Yeah. But that's where you go. There's probably women who look like that, but then do they look like Charlize Theron when they get home? Pretty dumb. How are they never have ugly actors pretend they're good-looking? They always have good-looking actors. Act like they're not good-looking. Play of the day is coming up. What's the poll question? The hour one poll question. Dan, why don't we start with, would you rather have one stand-alone Monday Night Football game or two staggered Monday Night Football game? I didn't understand the logic here. If you're going to have a staggered game and it's the later game, why not have a West Coast team that would be involved in that? Because you had Joe buck and Troy Aikman and granted it wasn't that much later, but still you had an early game, which was nice, but then, you know, you're kind of going back and forth with each other. I don't know what you're showcasing because Monday night is really about Troy and Joe buck and the Manning cast when they're on. But I do like Steve levy and Lewis Riddick and Dan orlowski. It's a, it's just a comfortable listen. I think they do a great job.
Pop Culture Happy Hour
"charlize theron" Discussed on Pop Culture Happy Hour
"And Mallory said you wanted to see more martial arts in this film, can you tell this film was directed by a stuntman? No, you don't really get that. The leech advantage is kind of negated here. You know, he did make atomic blond. Charlize Theron has a long what certainly looks like a one take fight in the stairwell in that movie that goes on for several minutes and it's really impressive. Yeah, it's excellent. I even felt that several points like this movie was trying to goose that with the sound effects. And I mean, if you've ever seen uncut fight footage from a movie, it will look super fake to you, you know? You realize how much of the sound mixer contributes later, you know? This was the first time where I felt like they were actually trying to compensate for something that they maybe didn't get on camera. Now again, that is the kind of thing that you can overlook if the action is really great. And certainly we come to these films hoping to be thrilled and the storytelling is secondary, although I still care about the storytelling and I handed this movie hoping to be thrilled. I did not expect to be disappointed. And I gotta say, you asked me to recap the plot of this movie. I think I understood more of Tenet the first time I saw it, then I saw this. Big swing. Yeah, the pacing of this was so stilted. It just kind of took you out of everything that was happening in the movie. I'd start getting kind of into the flow of things, and something would happen, and I would be completely tossed out of the train almost. Yeah, I came out of it feeling that this was kind of dated. Not only because a lot of the films, it's riffing on that it's beholden to or 20 plus years old, but because Brad Pitt's whole running gag is how often he busts out therapy speak. That's gross point blank. That's analyzed this. That's The Sopranos. But this film delights in it as if it discovered it as if it's cornering the market. And it almost gets there because Brad Pitt is Brad Pitt, but one of the things I was struggling I left the theater was why does this film leave me cold, but I love atomic blond and I love John Wick. And I think the violence in those films, they're deeper, like we get an ice bath scene. We see how the violence in atomic blond has repercussions, the violence and John Wick can get really comical, homicide by horse kick, but there's something underpinning it undergirding it, and I don't think there is here. I agree. Well, tell us what you think about bullet
The Dork Forest
"charlize theron" Discussed on The Dork Forest
"That's a good eye. But these people, people see it, and they're like, oh, gone. Killmonger. No, that's terrible. And you don't want to kill killmonger. You want to throw them into the ocean and have namor find his body and bring him back to life. That's what I want because and then how he's a tool of Atlantis because Atlantis hates the land dweller. Anyway, is Atlanta's really part of the lore of that. Yeah, yeah. So is that Aquaman or no? No, Aquaman is D.C.. And he also, as Atlantis. Atlantis can be owned by all things. Okay. Because it's in mythology, right? Sure, sure, sure, sure. Wait, so so wait, Atlantis, who do I know any characters from Atlantis in marvel? It would be namor. It would be Neymar, who was in the original defenders, I think. He was, he fought World War II with Captain America. Okay. But not in the movies, not in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Sure, sure. Yes. Yes. Yes. That's right. And go to the long boxes marvel. Did you see the most recent marvel? Madness into the mind of grandness. Who is Charlie's their own at the end of it? Oh, oh God. First of all, I love Charlize Theron. And I did, God, dang it. I haven't seen it in I haven't seen it in weeks, I'm afraid. She was purple, I think. Does that ring a bell? Right, right. I have to tell you that oh yeah, she was Chloe, wasn't she? Yeah, CLIA. Which is such a short moment. We got to get out of here. Leah is Doctor Strange's estranged wife who is also super magical. And she's like, she actually just became the sorcerer supreme in the comic books. Okay. So the fact that Charlize Theron is clea is a goddamn delight to me. It's a delight. That's so exciting. Mind of madness. And that was horror. That was Sam Raimi. It was like Sam Raimi, and he really, it was her because he brought the zombie. He brought all the what ifs from TV because it could be all the different universes so he could do all the things. I was surprised that they didn't put miles Morales in there at all. But maybe because there was no deal with Sony yet. But I did want to see spider ham, who didn't want to see spider ham. Oh my God. I'm spider ham. Right, but it was Sam Raimi. Did he do evil dead? Yes, he did. And this didn't make my list, but remake of evil dead is incredible.
Daily Pop
"charlize theron" Discussed on Daily Pop
"Next, a private thing Britney and Sam did right before their wedding. Plus, we're hanging out with Charlize Theron. You gotta hear what she told us about Jason Momoa. Wait, what's she doing? We talk about my man like that. Blue Ivy is once again winning and we officially need to up our boniva after seeing how much Beyoncé's girl has grown up. Oh, she was courtside with her dad last night at the NBA Finals and of course. Watch this, watch this. Watch this. Watch this. I only came 'cause mom said she wasn't gonna come. She's just gonna make me say, isn't she? She's so cute. She looks exactly like her. She does. This is the first time when I actually saw her that I was like, now I see Beyoncé. I'm like, I was like, no, because a lot of times I saw Jay-Z a lot. But now it's like you see I tried to dedicate my hair to hers. Blue Ivy is the inspiration. So cute. Living that pilot. You can't go to party city for that week. You don't need a I saw you did the shaking go. You added water to it. This is my, this is thank you, Robbie, for my wig. But yes, she's beautiful. Beautiful is beautiful. Ten years old, beautiful. Speaking of beautiful. Britney Spears is protecting her beautiful assets right now. According to reports, she signed a prenup that makes sure her new husband, Sam, won't get any of her multi-million dollar fortune she earned before the wedding. In a relationship like this will money always be an issue. What was the key though? They said before. Okay. By the way, hold on. There was just how it should be, by the way. I don't want none of that blood money. No. I don't want don't even bring it around here. I don't even want you to pay a light bill with that blood money. I'm just saying it says before. Right, so everything that she makes while they're together, he's entitled to. 100%, but that's how it should be, by the way. If I am, said husband of a pop star. And I will be going on tour, making sure my wife's ready, supporting her, making sure our kids are. But how do you know they're going to be supportive and doing all that? Because let's say you start a company while you're married. But spouse is not supportive of that company. Now all of a sudden they're entitled.
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"charlize theron" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"I would agree. I agree. Luckily, I have voice to text now. Versus says, I don't know, man, I didn't like the back for blood card system. It felt completely unnecessary. Cool. Don't play it. But moving on from there, what do we got for questions in the Discord? Here we go. We actually got a number today. So. Before we move to questions, if it's okay, car chart, I would like to talk about. Let's talk about that at the end. I want to do some questions for some reason. Let's jump into this one from raucous, maybe this will be one of Johnny's deep and thought provoking questions. Well, very generous. I was hoping for. But are there idioms from each of your countries that you love? I'd love to hear any Austrian or Brazilian ones. My favorite. We're not here to spiders. He says from Australia, I'm not here to fuck spiders, meaning I'm not here to waste time. Yeah. Wow. Okay. I got a pretty good one. Go for it. So in Brazil, we say kagando and dando, which you would say that in the context of, that's not easy to do. Like it's something hard to do. And that translates literally to it's not shitting and walking, like, because shitting and walking is hard, right? Hard to translate. That's perfect. I love it, man. That's awesome. Yeah, I love hearing idioms from other countries is always like, what the fuck? When I first heard we're not here to fuck spiders. I was like, I'm sorry, what? It sounded so random. I think it was Charlize Theron who says it all the time. And you're just like, what the fuck? What about you guys? Reg do you have any? Austrians just to Austrians, version of an idiom is saying the word idiom. They're just that solid. They're like idiom. What about you? Abzi, do you guys have one? There's a bunch, but I just can't think of any of them. It's hard to think of idioms because also some of them are American that have spread to..
ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"charlize theron" Discussed on ACG - The Best Gaming Podcast
"Does not have from the movies like the lady from the movies? I know that much, yeah. Oh, the short hair that flips around. Yeah. So this is just a what? A limited series, a full series, a cartoon. Live action, right? No, no idea about details. Well, I don't have any idea, but so I don't know about you guys, but like Resident Evil's never made me want to see a secret. No, man. There's so many series. How about Master Chief having sex, right? I don't know. Is that the big thing? I don't know. Yeah, yeah. I don't know, dude, man. Fucking games, TV shows like, I don't know, dude. I don't know, man. I guess it depends on the game. It's just everyone wants a Netflix show right now. It's just, we're going to get a lot of shit, maybe a little some good ones, but I think we are going to see. I mean, I like dragon's dog mother, come on. Yeah, that was good. But I'm saying, we are going to get a lot of shit. We've already got that. So it's just like we got that, which makes no sense to a dragon's dogma. Ultra fan, then of course. By the way, did you see it? No. I mean, dude, come on. I'd have to be smoking pretty hard. I think that would actually be hearing you guys talk about it. I think anime would actually be the medium to adapt a Resident Evil. I agree. Maybe. Dude, if you did it like liquid metal TV back in the day, like, what was the one Charlize Theron did the movie later eon flux or whatever? It did. They did make that they didn't make that CG movie with Claire and Leon. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And I believe. And that one was pretty decent. That was a prequel to the game. Yeah, so like you can do it, but a whole TV show has to sort of grab me and Resident Evil is not that yeah. Yeah, so it comes out in two months and it's live action. Okay. Yeah, I didn't know it was live action. But I haven't seen it. The trailer. But I mean, you know, at the animation stuff, the problem with Netflix is that they're doling out all of these CGI based animation shows. And a lot of them are shit. Like the actual animation, if you like, if you look at dragon's dogma guys, everything is hand drawn. It's like it's really nice. And then the monsters are shit. They look like a PS two render. Bro, I'm not kidding. The dragon in the first step is this discussion to say Johnny's the one saying this. That must be upset. That's true. That means saying the person who's like Johnny's the guy who was seen at about stuff and he'll be like let's go still okay as long as blah blah blah. And here he's saying they're absolute shit. That means something. Well, that's because it's not multiplayer, right? Yeah, exactly if there's some way to do a TV show that was multiplayer. I didn't know that and I'll have to check it out now. I didn't know the monsters were shit. I'll look up pictures of it. No, it's badly, yeah. No, it's bad. It's two FPS. They liked it. They said that the budget slider all the way to minimum. Bro minimum graph. They're using AI interpolation. Mode graphics on the dragon. Go if they had used AI upscaling or interpolation, it would have doubled the frame rate at least. Hilarious to 16 from 8. Yeah..
The 3:59
"charlize theron" Discussed on The 3:59
"That she could, I guess, hop into another universe and take over another family where she's got her two children, which I think a lot of folks were asking the question, like, why didn't she just occupy a universe in which maybe her that version of herself is passed away and the kids are still there or like she doesn't have to I don't know the actual motivations behind it like the higher level ideas like wanting to reconnect with your children who didn't exist in this reality. It makes a lot of sense but I felt like the execution of it like she could have like skipped a few steps like and it didn't require murdering a teenage girl to get her powers. Well, I guess maybe she got a little lazy. Everyone's like, look, this universal I'll take this version. Yeah, and going back to her fate because she, of course, it felt very much like. The ending of Spider-Man two where doctor octavius realizes the error of his ways and pulls down this building. She basically does the same thing. She pulls down this mountain fortress up top of her. We don't actually see her die, which makes me wonder if she is actually gone. Like a magical cocoon or something. Yeah, right? This is the comic book. So let's just see a person die. She's not actually dead, right? Like unless you see a body at pretty much like she could well be alive. Yeah, so I also wanted to talk about the ending of the film. Well, a couple parts of the ending the actual pre credits ending were like a third eye emerges. You know, he's walking down, he's walking down the streets of New York, you know, everything's cool, isn't good mood and all of a sudden his third eye emerges on his forehead. What the hell does that mean? You're the comic book expert. Please tell me what that means. Well, given what we saw in the sinister strange universe, the dark universe that a different version of him had ruined. That version of him had been corrupted by the darkhold and had the third eye. We'd suggest that that's what happens to our doctors. Yeah, except then in the mid credits scene, he's once again walking down the streets, everything seems fine and then this is where it got really. This is where these make credit scenes are starting to get kind of like a lot less approachable because Charlize Theron dressed in purple jumps out of a portal and asked for his help and then his third eye pops out he seems fine with it all of a sudden like I guess a lot has happened between the really when the credits started rolling, right? So explain to me what happened there. Yeah, I felt the same. It felt ill George to have like a very similar scene of him walking down the street and then he suddenly cooled with the third eye. Yes, Charlize Theron there is playing clear who is a sorceress from the dark dimension. Yes, when I saw Charlize Theron, I thought, isn't she already in the MCU? No, I legit question for a second. I'm like, is she one of those eternals? Because there was like 40 of them. She could have been an internal, right? She wasn't. Costume was quite similar. Yeah. Yeah. But no, she's not an eternal, she is a sorcerer from another dimension. Yep. Yeah, I mean, I actually didn't have that a problem with that is that ultimately leads to. A different avenue of storytelling, right? Like a different place that the movie goes to. But I do remember the ending of the original Doctor Strange, which full disclosure I did not really love..
WCPT 820
"charlize theron" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Is one hunk of a man isn't it Okay He has a new podcast Where was I today Everything I know about a woman's reproductive system I just learned from knocked up which is the latest rom com that I am not just hilarious That was great Can I just say something I love Seth Rogen I just think it's such a fantastic Oh he's so charming 'cause he's always like I loved what's the movie with Charlize Theron Oh um Yeah I remember it and I can't remember She was Secretary of State which means president Oops sorry spoiler alert Thanks Okay Anyway but that's like a thing Like the Katherine Heigl or whoever the stunningly gorgeous woman falls in love when he's lost a leading man type But he's so charming and funny and I can see why they fall in love with them I love that movie It's just he's fantastic What did you film Something shot And that was before this is 40 What am I thinking The long shot Yes that's it the long shot Charlize Theron Don't make that number Okay I love you It's broken on the show Seth come on You need to see a tonic blond if you think Charlize Theron is hot And I watched as much as I could and it was way too violent Oh my God it's such a good movie There's a fight scene that goes on like 25 minutes There's no way that guys don't lie It's such a fun movie Best fight scene is from they live I'm just saying Roddy Piper I don't like that Best fight scene ever Yeah but there's a hot lesbian sex scene in atomic blond And I did get that far Yeah Chapter search Okay then Just want to make sure every time I say I'm not violent someone posts a clip of sexy liberal Fight Club But that was just funny cartoon violence We weren't even remotely in the same rooms with each other It was a Judy gold that had an actual injury and she played it Yes She had an actual black eye that she pretended I gave her Look what you gave me My one good eye And when I was excoriating Robert and Florida from violent he posted the clip of me punching him But I didn't really Okay 40 Four minutes after the hour this portion of the show brought to you by my lab Wow Okay I'm gonna I'm gonna say that we all made it weird this morning Okay Do you know the importance of hype protein diet for your dog They are carnivores It is imperative They get an protein in every meal a lot of mass produced which dog foods do not have enough protein or a lot of cereal Dynamite's meal booster is a freeze dried meat meal topper It's.
The Big Picture
"charlize theron" Discussed on The Big Picture
"I'm going to go Michelle Rodriguez has got to be in there. Okay? So there's 8. Donnie yen has got to be in there. Okay. So there's 9. So you're choosing between Vin Diesel and millio. Now you know what I'm choosing between Melissa. I'm choosing between Vin Diesel and Matt Damon. Well, but I know what you're going to do here. See, that's the thing though. I feel like Michelle Rodriguez does what Vin Diesel does. But she does it better than Vin Diesel. So I'm okay breaking them up. What if we put her if we put her at the forefront? What is happening right now? You're taking if we put her at the forefront. Yes. You're taking Vin Diesel out of the action hero Hall of Fame. You the Bard of Fast & Furious? I love the movies. This is how you know that this is legit. I love those movies. But several years ago, several years ago, I wrote a thing about how Michelle Rodriguez was the secret MVP of the fast and the furious franchise. I remember and I got I'm gonna stick with that. That was years ago, she's been I've been on team Rodriguez since girlfight. I gotta do it. I'm blown away right now that you act out. You act out vin. And also imagine if imagine vin's reaction to you putting The Rock and Jason Statham in and keeping him out. Because they're different. It's different worlds. It's different worlds. I'm not included in any of the Fast & Furious stuff. It doesn't have to be included on The Rock's resume to get it. You can take it all off and he gets in. You could take it off for Statham and he gets in. Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez took your spot. I'm sorry. But he would be fine with it. Now, let me just see if I've got this straight. So you're saying Matt Damon is in. I'm saying Matt Damon is in. Yeah. But the born supremacy movies are same as we're taking like a marking moment. We're doing the fast camera moving it all around type shit. Don't get me wrong. I think this is the right pick. I'm just shocked. I'm shocked that you made it. I'm trying to I'm trying to maintain credibility. I want to treat the Hall of Fame with the respect that it deserves. We greatly appreciate this here at the big picture. The fact that you have these kinds of these kinds of ethics, I think is really profound. Let me just make sure we've actually got ten here, so we haven't made a big mistake. If we only had 9. Here's a list. Eco uas. The Rock. Jason Statham, Charlize Theron. Liam Neeson, Michael Jai white, Tony ja. Michelle Rodriguez, Donnie yen, and Matt Damon. The only white American on this whole list. Matt Damon. He's the only one? Neeson's white. He's not an American. Jason Statham is white. Jason says it's not an American. Yeah, but I mean, what are we doing? That's white. I just said white American. Okay. Yeah, I like that list. You feel good about this. I feel good about I feel good about this list, yeah. It's strong. It's strong. I feel like we can check off every kind of action movie we want. Every kind of thing we need with this group of people right here. It's not too late to swap out Jason Statham for Scott.
Ask Me Another
"charlize theron" Discussed on Ask Me Another
"I go again on my own. Yeah, that's right. White snake, the great white snake, is is it Charlize Theron's character from Mad Max? It is, yes. Imperator furiosa. Yeah, that's correct. So could you guys aren't going to believe this? What? No. Three nights ago. I watched red max fury around. This sounds like I am joking. That's amazing. I am not. I watch Mad Max: Fury Road. This is not a joke. Once a month. It is one of my favorite road trip movies. All right, this is the last. This is the last clue of this game. In the weird world of conversion art, he's a mascot. A Genie. He's just head to toe in sparkling wild. So ironic that my dreams that night are way dirty. Is that sister Christian? Sister Christian, that's right. Okay. I feel like mister clean is like, what led to the creation of that character? I actually didn't know it was mister clean till the very last line. I was for a second, I was like, who's like, dirty dreams? Yeah, what? Maybe I just revealed something about myself. No, it was the idea of cleaning. I was lost in the sparkle. I'm not saying that the United States should license people to have children. But I do also want to say that I am allowed to have children and I still don't know how a mister clean magic eraser works. I had to be honest. I had my neighbor show me how to use one. She was like, these things are amazing. You've never used it, and she brought it over, and she was like, look at this mark on your wall, and she started doing it. And it just completely took the paint off. And I was like, get out of my house. You guys did great in that game of just, I mean, thank you so much. Timothy Simon stars in the sci-fi animated series the poll co created and produced by Theodor brisman and the finale airs on April 21st. Thank you so much for joining us. My pleasure, this is really fun. Thank you..
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I love working with omaze. Here's how it works. Go to omaze dot com slash gas and select the Jeep Wrangler or a different experience of your choosing. Once you've selected your prize, choose a donation amount from $10 to a $150. The more you donate, the more entries you'll get. Through your donations, omega has raised more than a $150 million to support over 350 nonprofits around the world. Enter today, for your chance to win the custom Jeep Wrangler or other life-changing prices and experiences at omaze dot com slash gas. Plus, receive 20 extra entries when you enter code gas 20. That's OM Aziz dot com slash gas. Thank you omaze. As a 1950s became the 1960s GM's offerings had once again grown stale. The executives were more than happy to sit back and build lead sleds that floated down the highway. Sure, they had stout V8s are pushing around 200 horsepower. Sometimes close to a 300. But these cars were chunky. They'd gone on significant diets thanks to AMC kicking everyone in the butt. But they were still bloated. Like me. In 1961, Pete estes took over as head boss at Pontiac, and he united John DeLorean as his chief engineer. Delorean was sick and tired of the land yacht soaking up all the driving fun. And he'd been pretty vocal about it. Delorean still had a few decades before he became the Coke binging executive we know and love. But he was still seen as a bit of a madman. We're John DeLorean apologists here. Yeah. We think he was wrongly set up by that rat just to save his company. He's trying to save his company. Also, lotus stole a bunch of money from him. Yeah. And college Chapman is still alive. He's like a 120 years old by this point. He's still alive. He's living he lives with John Kennedy junior. And on December 7th. Colin Chapman is going to become our first British president. Yeah. Why hasn't there been a British president? Why not? Follow the money. Follow the money. Colin Chapman and John F. Kennedy Jr. on December 7th are going to become the president, both president. Yeah, they're going to share it. They're going to share it. If you listen to the lyrics of chumbawamba's temp they've been you understand December 7th, 2021 is the day that they come down. I get up again, huh? Never gonna keep me down. I get knocked down. I get up again. Never gonna keep me down. Oh, you're listening with your ears. Listen with your mind. Yeah, it's obviously about a plane crash. Wake up. Wake up. He gets knocked down out of the sky. And he gets up again. Anyway, John DeLorean's crazy idea was to return to Daytona Beach and shoehorn the biggest engine they could into the smallest car they had on hand, take this car to the track and win. He had the approval of estes. So he pulled A380 nine cubic inch motor out of the full size Bonneville. The 6.4 liter beefy boy made 348 horsepower and 428 foot pounds of torque, which is flat out insane for 1961. That's that thing will pull out a tree stump. Yeah. Do you guys ever actually use shoe horns? I feel like I use them a lot when I was a kid. I don't know why. A lot. I mean, it was a, I mean, looking back on it, yeah. I think there was a lot of shoehorning going on. You were the oldest young kid ever. Yeah, you're like Benjamin button. That is for old people. I think that's probably why you use it. We always had shoehorns in my house. Like, yeah. There's no shoehorn in my current home. Yeah, I haven't seen it she worn in decades. That's a finger does the same job. Yeah. Well, as a child, your fingers aren't very strong. And you know, those new sketches are pretty tight. I also think we wear a lot less loafers. Yeah. Yeah, that's true. Yeah, that was a fashion misstep of my younger days, was the loafers for cool. My lovers are back baby. I know. I was ahead of the curve by about 20 years. Delorean went shopping for a host body that could do that big engine justice. He wanted something light on its feet and fun to drive. And Salvation came to him in the form of the 1961 tempest. It wasn't the perfect donor, but it was considered compaq for the time. And it's set up gave it a decent weight ratio. Power to weight ratio. Yeah, that's what's hilarious. The tempest is still a big car. That's a big car. The tempest was only slightly smaller than a modern day Dodge challenger and weighed almost a thousand pounds less. And along with some fancy suspension up front, it was actually fun to drive as well. But before Delorean got his hands on the tempest, it was a slow car. There was a strict mandate at GM that forbade cramming big motors in the little cars to their sole purpose of going fast. Estes and Delorean had to go back to the drawing board to get approval from the GM high command so they could unleash their new creation upon the world. Back in 1955, there was a huge crash at Le Mans that killed a hundred people and after that, a lot of auto manufacturers pulled out of racing altogether because they didn't want what one, they didn't want government regulation coming in and telling them that they had to do it in the first place. So it was like a voluntary thing. And two is kind of bad publicity. To be associated with something that one regularly killed the drivers, but two occasionally killed spectators. Racing was very dangerous back then. I occasionally kill.
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"Shirley's their own and darren walker on how to end global vaccine inequity this month for the first time in two years. The g. twenty will meet in rome to discuss global multilateral agenda the stakes could not be higher certainly member states are feeling the in nineteen pandemic own going consequences but sadly the one hundred seventy five countries not at the table most in the global south still face the gravest suffering and highest rates of death. Nowhere is the disparity more apparent than in vaccine access and places like los angeles and new york city where we respectively live and were vaccinated large distribution sites like the la forum and the javits center have helped the two cities administer a total of twenty three million doses collectively. Meanwhile we've heard from partners and colleagues across the globe about the barriers to getting vaccinated in less wealthy parts of the world from months of waiting to lack of internet access to clinics running out of doses these barriers add up fast while the number of vaccinated people rises too slowly to date all of south africa short leases home country has administered just seventeen million doses indeed while seventeen of the g twenty's member states already have vaccinated at least two thirds of their populations. The vaccination rate across the continent of africa is below five percent many countries across the global south suffer damning lack of vaccine doses. And even for those who do have access uncertainty in vaccine hesitancy in vulnerable communities have been growing due to either a lack of information an excess of misinformation or both without strong robust civil society organizations working on the grounds to combat misinformation and support meaningful access for those in need progress towards a more equitable. Recovery will be impossible as global leaders. The members of the g..
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"Your man go, huh? Drop it down and talked about it. Dropping hell. I want to hear about this, homie. Let's not forget about it Could, uh, that was Paul Walker. And here he is again. Open the garage together. Yeah. Are we gonna do that, bro? Pockets ain't empty dress. Boy in those clips. You have call Walker and Tyreese Gibson and Paul Walker. For whatever reason, and the second film took on a black sense. A a weird sort of Affect or he just kept saying incurs as in like It was the weirdest thing and Paul Walker to begin with. I'm sorry, was not a great actor. And here I I don't know who gave him the note to do this in front of John Singleton in front of Johnson isn't above people, but I guess John Singleton was like, can stroll with us. So I bet he asked for it. I bet he was one who asked for He was a doctor. Maybe I don't know, but like it's just weird to to hear Paul Walker. This like very poster boy. For Abercrombie and Fitch still like trying to adopt Tyreese Gibson's affect and it's icky, but it's also just like very comical and makes it weirdly endearing to me. And then, of course, he dropped it after that, but he was just like for this movie. I'm going to do this, and we're all going to roll with it. And people who love this franchise now that that is a classic moment, and I appreciate it. It's sort of a growing pains moment to me in some ways, because This process, you know, in the first movie, Dom's crew is mostly white. And so it's mostly Dom's crew against, you know, there's a East Asian crew, and there's you know, there's It's sort of differently racially coded in the first one, I think And this is sort of right in the point where they're beginning the process of kind of reassembling what these teams are going to be and figuring out who all the players are going to be, and I think that diversity in that cast that is so widely praised and I think, rightly so took a little while to kind of develop and stabilize. Perhaps if you had a more diverse cast from the beginning, you would not have had Paul Walker doing that. But it's another reason to have the franchise because they grow and learn better. Yeah, you although and in the latest one they referred to John Cena, who obviously does not look like Vin Diesel is brother. But then they talk about the diversity of the tour. Eto's And saying that they didn't know there was a Nordic strain. Yeah, uh, it's camp. It's camp. At least their in character refers to that mixed bloodlines of the family and I sort of had that. Like Yanks. I was like the Yanks Emoji when that happened, Yeah, she said miscegenation, but she did say, mixed race, she said. She said, mixed bloodlines and mixed bloodline. Yeah, I was like, Oh, well, it's weird because as like, as in life The movie plays in a really interesting way with Vin diesel sort of ethnic ambiguity and just even the beat the person they get the people they cast in F nine as his younger self and then also his father. It's like just this really like, Is he Italian? Is he As he makes like, half black half wire. Is he Latino? He could be anything and I think they really just they just go with that you're listening to. It's been a minute from NPR. I'm Sam Sanders. And this is a special presentation of NPR's pop culture. Happy Hour podcast. We are discussing the fast and the furious franchise with Linda Holmes, Aisha Harris and Aisha Roscoe. But one thing I do want to say when you talk about growing is and I, I was struck. I kind of went back through the trailers of some of the older ones. And so you see all the half Nate. They see. The first one seemed a little bit more steamy than this one. And I appreciate how now that they're older, and they have kids and It's less a lot less steamy. It's just work the sex element. The first movie If you look at that trailer, it's promising very much as you have said, a kind of like a skimpily dressed women. Sort of set up and people making out and having sex and there's like very little sex in these movies anymore. These are like old married people now and like the franchise itself, grew up, Finished college, got married and had kids. You can certainly assume that these married people are still having plenty of sex. But the movies are not showing it anymore. They've They've evolved quite a bit. Um, quite a bit from that. I just want to ask one closing question. What would you like to see next from this franchise? Aisha Rasco. What would you like to see next? So I do think and this may be controversial. I do think that all good things have to come to an end. Even if they make a lot of money, you're coming up on the 10th movie. I think that may be a good time to at least take a break because, as we said, they went to space this time. There's only so much more that you can do. Now I think what I would like to see is them go to someplace. Maybe that's very cold. Like Alaska. Yeah, I remember them already being like Arctic or Antarctic. Because Tyreese and Luda was like spinning out on the ice. That was yes. That was the eighth one which Charlize Theron. Oh, okay. Yeah. I could have a whole movie set in the in. Yes, exactly. Swirled. Have they gone to the depths of hell you can They do that underwater. That's all I can think of right now. Yeah. Underground underground underground, right? And really, I do think shorter movies. I don't know why movies have to be so long. I need more cars more chasing and they could also, you know, jump between buildings again. I really like that. That was my favorite like that, too. And I my only bad news for you as I believe they're already committed to two more in this main series. This is the beginning of the trilogy. That's real good news. So so we've Got enough time for one that's underwater and one that's very cold. Sam. What do you still want to see from passing period? I want even less plot. I want all of them to be 90 minutes or less and what I really, really, really want. Is a tyreese and ludicrous spin off in the vein of Hobbs and Shaw. There you go. There's such a winning duo. They have such great chemistry. They're fun to watch their hilarious. I just want to watch them do stuff. And I would love for the two of them to just have their own film and or franchise. They're strong enough factors to actually carry a film and do some really good press for it. And I don't know why we aren't giving these two men. Their flowers right now. They're fun to watch. They are give Tyreese include a spin off. I gotta push back on that Sam a little bit. I I actually wait. We were agreeing this whole conversation and now got to spice it up. Uh, no, I agree. They are winning duo..
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"charlize theron" Discussed on WBSM 1420
"I'm not going to spoil anything. But I do have one question to ask. And I want everyone to contemplate this When you go see this movie. Where does Charlize Theron go to the bathroom? Just think about that. There's a real Brady Bunch house situation going on in her scenes. That's where my mind went in a movie like this anyways. I don't know what else you can really say about a movie like this. Aside from it's a fast and furious movie you've got to remember in the first movie, they were stealing VCR's and doing illegal street racing. And now they're doing things like fighting tanks and submarines and going into freaking space in the car. This is a level of absurdity that these films don't even Digest themselves pay attention to Tyreese Gibson's character in this It does him very well to be in these. I would love to be in a fast and furious movie. I wouldn't have to work again in my life until they made another fast and furious movie. I could be driving the big car because I'm so fat. But anyways, Tyree's Gibson's character almost becomes self aware in this film almost realizes what's going on and is almost at the point where he understands that he is in an absurd. Film series, and that's some of the best parts of this movie because he's trying to work it out. But his character's not very bright. But they have other things. I mean, you see in the trailer, their people back who you know, we thought were dead a long time ago, and these movies are turning into caricatures of themselves. I mean, you remember in the seventh movie when a card leaps through the window of a building and into another building. Through the window. Like a skyscraper. This one is even more ridiculous. No one wears a seatbelt except for one character in one scene, and it's part of the joke. This is absurd. These cars are rolling over and exploding, but that's kind of the fun of it. These cars are high performance cars driving through the jungle getting land mines exploded underneath them. And they're just sailing along where these cars in real life If you just hit a speed bump too fast, you're going to ruin your undercarriage. But But the whole point is these movies. Movies have gone so ridiculously over the top. There's nowhere else for them to go, except for space, which they do in this movie. In a car. I mean, well, at this point, why don't you build a rocket? No, because it's got to be a car. I mean, the movies themselves, Don't they don't take themselves seriously, and you shouldn't either their entertainment now granted, this movie is 2.5 hours long, probably doesn't need to be a lot of the fast and furious movies are fast and furious and long. But they're entertaining. I mean, Look, there's a There's the old saying, give the people what they want. And this is exactly what they're doing with his film. Now. Justin Lin directs this and he directed like the last one, and I think you did fives and six As well. He didn't do seven. James wanted that one. But Justin Lin's kind of going through his greatest hits. This is not as good or as exciting as the last couple ones. I think five through eight pretty much hit a stride. This is a lesser of a movie than those But it's still a heck of a lot of fun to watch and absurd and ridiculous. I couldn't tell you what the plot really is, because I mean, they literally described that. Oh, there's this device that controls all the computers ever meet, and you're like, Well, that's Kind of over shooting it, But who cares? It's not James Bond. It's Austin Powers. And in that sense, it's fun to watch as long as you don't find yourself shackled to the earth with physics or logic or character development or anything remotely masquerading as intelligent character design. It's fun. They do these flashbacks to the eighties, which is it hurts me because of flash back to 1989. And it's all CB atoned and he looks like he was shot in the you know, on old film from the sixties, and I'm like that's not the way the eighties look, but Anyways. And so it's kind of evoking a feel of the old stock car racing movies from the seventies and checkered flag or crash, or, you know, fast company or something like that. But it's it's it's fun. This is this is a fast and furious movies. Not as good as the last couple ones, but it's still enjoyable to watch. So you know, people have waited long enough for it. Good for you. You you now have your movie. And I have to say it kind of rocks. It kind of rocks. Your listening The fat guys at the movies with Kevin Car..
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"The Nations First transgender State Senator Democrat Sarah McBride made history Tuesday by becoming the first openly transgender state senator after wintering her seat and Delaware. Her victory brought praise from celebrities including Charlize Theron, who called it Incredible News and Amy Schumer, who said congrats to McBride. And congrats to the people of Delaware for electing a great leader Katie Couric and Chelsea. Clinton also congratulated Bride who tweeted. She hopes her victory shows an LGBTQ kid that our democracy is big enough for them to
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"Shali Stare at scifi movie. The old guard debut two huge numbers last month already ranking Netflix's top ten most viewed movies seems pretty obvious. Right becoming especially given the teaser after the credit end. But according to deadline, it might be quite a while before cameras start rolling on the follow up mainly because Shirley's is in such high demand she currently developing another sequel with Netflix, the twenty-seven atomic blonde and other issues that given the extremely grueling demand preparing for an action movie. Shirley's typically likes it rotate between blockbusters and dramas to give her body arrest. So in all likelihood release a couple years before they could even begin thinking about the project and the script for the sequel hasn't even been written, but the screenwriters also the same mind, an entire series of graphic novels stories based on, we'll keep you posted.
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Charlize Theron's Got The Cure For The Quarantine Blues
"Pool. No matter who you are. Twenty twenty has been a test on stained positive and Charlie's there. Admit she's struggled at times, but she's found two things that have made the year a bit easier one that comes from within and another that comes in a bottle. I find that rose eight helps a lot. You know we are really blast. We live in a beautiful sunny place. We have a pool and so an dean and between the trampoline in the pool and eating we've been like, basically, that's that's what we've been doing. But you know we've we've been safe and healthy, and so that's a blessing, her new thriller. The old guard is streaming on Netflix
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Bombshell: Charlize Theron on 'Wrapping Her Head around' Megyn Kelly
"Listening. Ascended the frame Oscar special. I'm John Horn host of the frame on KABC in Los Angeles. And I'm here with Jacquelyn coli editor at rotten tomatoes. Let's now turn into. Charlie's Thera in bombshell which she also produced theran plays former Fox News anchor. Megan Kelly who partners with other women at that network to take down the founder Roger Ailes. It's like we're telling women go on. Speak up for yourself just know. The entire network is with Roger. No one will believe you. They'll call you a liar. Oh and as for your career you want the Simon's airtime go ahead hall the Paranoid Man who decides your salary pervert and do that. On a anonymous hotline. He controls on on a phone. has a contractual right to record. Jesus Christ you Think Women Are Idiots. Honestly I was completely mesmerized by bombshell I was actually one of the biggest fans ends of the movie. It was kind of a bit critically divisive. I think not a lot of people liked giving some humanity to Megan Kelly but I personally found shelley's performance to be incredible and just kind of had to say about the balls it took for her to take on that role to produce it herself and to say that she wanted to tell this me too story I did talk with Charlie's an end. She told me why she wanted to make the film and why it was important to make it now. The script was written pre. Eh Time's up pre Harvey Weinstein. There wasn't any of what is out there right now in our culture as far as this conversation it's it felt else somewhat like a story in its own silo But but people were definitely kind of whispering about a lot of what what was about to come out and so you could feel it you could feel there was like this kind of like under this bubbling that was happening in the pot was about to boil over. We definitely felt that and so when we read the script we were aware a little bit. I mean nobody could predict how big all of this would be but we were aware that there was something timely about the script. How would you describe I bought? This movie is about it. It's a movie about a group of very unlikely women who if you were you know writing the fictional story you would not necessarily cast as your central characters to tell a story of taking down the biggest media mogul And yet if they did why were they unlikely. Do you think we'll because I think a lot of them You Know Gretchen. And and Megan had made some comments comments prior to all of this about sexual harassment that I found not necessarily helpful to the cause of a lot of women who are experiencing sexual harassment. I think there there is a conservative conservative view on sexual harassment. As how do you believe women. How do you know what's true how the emphasis is always on doubting the victim victim doubting the woman and I just thought it was interesting that they had had those views before in the past about sexual harassment? Megan Kelly Famously Asli Refused to be called a feminist. You know they are somewhat than most unlikely feminists that you will find. That was Charlene Charlie Farren. She's nominated for her. Lead role in
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Oscar Nominations 2020: Who's up for Best Actor and Best Actress?
"And the nominations for the ninety second Academy Awards have been unveiled the Best Picture nominees include nineteen seventeen Ford versus Ferrari the Irishman judge a rabbit A. joker little women marriage story once upon a time in Hollywood and Paris side for Best Actor the nominees include Antonio Banderas for pain and glory Leonardo di Caprio for once upon a time in Hollywood Adam driver in marriage story Joaquin Phoenix the joker and Jonathan Pryce in the two popes and for the Best Actress category Scarlett Johannson for marriage story sorry thrown in little women Charlize Theron bomb shell and Renee Zellweger for Judy the Oscars will be held Sunday February ninth on
Steve Cochran
Oscars 2020: snubs, surprises and snippets you may have missed
"Some more of those Oscar nominations to pass along to you they started dancing this a little while ago on Hollywood and now we have the names for Best Director the nominations Martin Scorsese the Irishman Todd Phillips for the joker Sam Mendes for directing nineteen seventeen Quentin Tarantino once upon a time in Hollywood and mon jun hole for parasite those Best Director nomination as Best Actress Cynthia hero for Harriet Scarlett Johannson marriage story saris ronin little women no I'm not pronouncing that right that's why dean Richards will be here after eight Charlize Theron for bomb shell Renee Zellweger for Judy and the Best Actor in a emanations Antonio Banderas pain glory then I read the Capreol for his role of once upon a time in Hollywood Adam driver for marriage story Joaquin Phoenix the joker and Jonathan Pryce the two
The Frame
Charlize Theron on the Power of ‘Bombshell’
"But we're GONNA start today with Charlie's there. She's The star. Dr Producer of the upcoming movie bombshell Ferron Plays Megan Kelly in the film in her time at Fox News and later with a very brief stint then on the today show on NBC. Kelly came under fire more than once for some controversial comments that another person claiming it's racist to have a white Santa you know and by the way for all you kids watching at home. Santa just is white but this person is just arguing that maybe we should. We should also have a black Santa but you know Santa is what he he isn't just so you know we're just debating. This movie bombshell focuses. Not only on Kelly but also on other women at the network including former Fox. News host Gretchen Carlson. She Sued Fox News head. Roger Ailes for sexual harassment. But she wasn't alone ails harassed. A number of women At the network bombshell was nominated for four SAG awards this week including Best Ensemble cast includes Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie. I talked DOC TO CHARLOTTE. Is there in the morning that the SAG nominations came out. I want to be cool and talk like I'm just so not affected by any of Finney was pretty fascinating and it was really great. It was a great moment. This this film only exist because of the ensemble. How would you describe what this movie is about it? It's a movie about a group of very unlikely women who if you were you know writing a fictional story you would not necessarily cast as your central characters to tell a story of taking down the biggest media mogul And yet they did. Why were they unlikely? Do you think we'll because I think a lot of them You Know Gretchen. And and Megan had made some comments almonds prior to all of this about sexual harassment that I found not necessarily helpful to the cause of a lot of women who are experiencing sexual harassment. I think there there is a conservative conservative view on sexual harassment is. How do you believe women? How do you know what's true? How the emphasis is always on doubting the victim them doubting the woman and I just thought it was interesting that they had had those views before in the past about sexual harassment? Megan Kelly famously. Asli refused to be called a feminist. You know they are somewhat than most unlikely feminists that you will find. No one Megan Kelly had said had some very problematic things about campus assaults and whether or not the men were not believed and that the women were believed to easily. I guess exactly a harsh but fair way to raise her position. You read Charles Randolph script for bomb. Show what was your reaction and what was going on In your professional career when you came across it you know I was We had a lot of things at Denver and Delilah by my production company and Development and we very strangely really. We were In Development on a project with Jay Roach who ended up directing Bombshell and we read it and just really I really loved it. I mean you have to understand. The script was written. Pre Time's up pre Harvey Weinstein. There wasn't any of what is out there right now in our in our culture as far as conversation it's it felt somewhat Story in its own silo But but people. We're definitely kind of whispering about a lot of what was about to come out and so you could feel it. You could feel there was like kind of like under the this bubbling that was happening in the pot was about to boil over. We definitely felt that and so when we read the script we were aware I mean we. Nobody could predict how big all of this would be but we were aware that there was something timely about the script. It's like we're telling women Golan speak up for yourself just know the entire network is with Roger. No one will believe you. They'll call you a liar. Oh and as for your career you want the Simon's airtime go ahead call the paranoid man who decides your salary pervert and do that. On a anonymous hotline. He controls on a phone. has a contractual right to record. Jesus Christ you Think Women Are Idiots. We're talking with Charlene Darren. Who is an actor in and and producer of the new movie bombshell? was there a point where you felt. You found something from with inside you as an actor that connected you on some level to Megan Kelly. That wasn't part of her physical appearance. Yeah I mean listen when we started. I'd never ever thought I would ever say that much in common with Megan can Kelly. We have different point of views on on on a lot of things. So we'll just leave it at that But I through research. We started realizing that she was talking about a lot of Things that I could relate to as a woman in my industry strea- you know we definitely live in a world where men are rewarded and applauded for being ambitious and for being powerful and for having drive and for not taking no as an answer and and sometimes being the the not nice person in the room. Because that's the right thing to do you and it's right for the for the company and it's right for for your business and when women tend to have those qualities They very easily can be turned around and weaponized tonight against you or turn around into a negative and write a man is driven. A woman's a bitch. Yep there you go So that's that's where I think I emotionally tapped in to this part Megan. Kelly was part of something that was just really kind of mind blowing. That happened at Fox but The every day going to work the process the being called a bitch. When you're just trying to be the best at your job? All of those things felt very familiar to me as a woman. I related to those things and I could empathize empathize with a woman. Like that being a position that Sh- she found herself in having to struggle with the idea of coming forward and losing losing all of that and is that to you. The clearest line between what happened to make Kelly what happens to actresses in Hollywood. The difference between Roger Ailes Awesome Harvey Weinstein. Where do you see the most direct link between what's in this movie and what's in show business? Oh it's to me it. It's it's all a direct linked. I mean they I feel like this issue does not you know it doesn't behave or look at different in different places just because of the industry it is a non partisan issue this is this is really a a human right to feel safe in your workplace whether you work at Fox where you work at CNN or you work in Hollywood or you work at a bank in Minnesota or a mine in Minnesota. This is a human right that we should all have. Charlie's thanks so much for show. Thank you so much for having me. Charlie's Teheran Stars in and as a producer on bombshell it opens in theaters on December twentieth. You're listening to the frame weekend. I'm John
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Charlize Theron transformed into Megyn Kelly for Bombshell
"Winner Charlize Theron transforming into the journalists in the upcoming film bomb shell fox news is handling of their own sexual harassment allegations which led to the resignation of former CEO Roger
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Charlize Theron proudly affirms her child is transgender
"Charlene's Theran came out and about her child being transgender. So as you guys know, she adopted her seven-year a year old Jackson back in two thousand twelve and I guess there was like years of speculation, which I honestly was unaware of Charlene's confirmed in an interview the Jackson identifies as a girl. So I'm going to quote this. She says, yes, I thought she was a boy to until she looked at me when she was three years old and said, I'm not a boy. So there you go I have two daughters Jackson in August who just like any parent. I wanna protect and I wanna say thrive they were born who they are. And exactly where in the world both of them an exactly where in the world both of them get to find themselves as they grow up at who. They wanna be it's not for me to decide. Fucking awesome. This is like a very she took a page out of Angelina Jolie's playboy, God, this is like I I love the story she it was so handled so well, and so Adam ably like I I can't I can't say enough. Good things out Charlie's. Yes. She went on to say that you know, as as a parent is not. Her job tell her kids how they should identify. But to quote, celebrate them into love them and to make sure that they have everything they need in order to be what they want to be. And if that is not the most perfect, quote about parenting that I've ever heard I don't know because it's it's completely true. It's just like I always say that. I mean, I think in my own life. I feel this way like unconditional love is what really has driven me to be able to thrive. And I you feel the same way and just having that love, and that's all abrasion, and you're allowed to be you whatever you means. And having that support of your parents is kind of you know, it's on parallel. There's nothing like that. So it's it's great. And and good for her that she is. So woke no incredibly an end, especially when you consider that her daughter was adopted it's kind of crazy like who? Who knows what family they could event. She could have ended up in to end up with Charlie's you so supportive, and so amazing. And so accepting of who she is is is incredible. And it's I I agree. It's just it's it's unparalleled in absolutely is.
Colleen and Bradley
Is Brad Pitt dating Angelina Jolie's 'enemy' Charlize Theron?
"While your entry point. I had no idea that Angelina Jolie and Charlie's thorough were enemies. Why those headlines thank you. Okay. So so first of all I the. Okay. So so I went out of order. But this is how the weekend began. The first headline comes out. That Charlie's therein. And how are we saying Farrand Saron? Oh, yeah. That. It is what it is that the two of them have been dating. And that they were seen over the weekend. The last week quote all over each other. Do we have photographic evidence? Negative of this hotness happening. No, who's telling us close to the situation. Oh, please. I says that they were introduced by her ex fiance, Sean Penn, but the two of them have been seeing each other, quote, the new lovebirds were all over each other the showbiz function. Show showbiz function anyone last week. This is what a source claimed. Yeah. So already I'm calling foul on this. And then I get that second headline, which this is the headline the second headline. They came out which was my first encounter the headlines, which was that Angelina Jolie, she mad y'all because she does not like Shirley's there. And why doesn't she likes your Shirley's there? And she's her mortal enemy, wow. Did this happen? Well, actually, there wasn't like a precipitating factor. The real reason why allegedly is because Shirley's there and is taking all of Angelina Jolie's roles in question, you guys, please. Julie. He as maybe not successful in the acting feel like Academy Award winning actress Angelina Jolie, she's doing. Okay. She's doing okay. Yeah. So that's the second headline. That's being pushed down our throats is like, oh, no Angelina is mad. It makes it sound like Angelina Jolie in Charlie's there and have been mortal enemies since birth right? The guy from unbreakable and Mr. glass like they are pitted against each other diametrically opposed. Also, convenient ones blonde and one brunette exactly then then then I get the third headline. This is the one that is not often reported which is. Angelina Jolie seen outside looking solemn because she's very upset that. Brad pitt. She's probably like, I don't know. Maybe she had gas. She was just walking down the street made like face. Washing laundry, just based on the private life. You guys have told me about Angelina Jolie just Casey doing this. She just seems like she's got a lot on the plate. No Angela doesn't have time for mortal enemies point. She just seemed like she's got a lot going on like a lot of stuff done pack from our own. I just she does does not strike me as I'm going to hate you in the shins shallows in the Doug. She doesn't strike me as she's also just busy not being pleased. With Brad Pitt. I don't think she cares who he's with. No. I don't think so either. I don't think he's actually with Shirley's in either. No, I don't think he is. Now, I want to add a little bit to this Colleen. This is the lead story on people dot com right now. Do people dot com is running with the headlines Brad Pitt peer peon here. Shirley's there met six months ago on a shoe to quote, they have spent time together. Well know Blake Sherlock because they're sitting side by side at a photo shoot. So of course, they spent time together. Now this according to a source telling people magazine exclusively now going on. Yes. Exactly. Because to other relationships we've talked about in the realm of conspiracy theory, one being Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra shown us shown us. Thank you very much. They worked exclusively through people magazine, that's where their wedding weaken photo-spread was published. Also going back to our other celebrity relationship. Does your from last week would be? What do we call them? Sweat sweat. I'm like why just forgot their name? Yes. The Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt relationship. Yeah. So, of course, people dot com is running with this headline trying to make us think that Brad Pitt and Charlene stare at her having a relationship together because people magazine is where you go when you want to fan the flames of your fake romance in order to gain publicity. Yeah. Yes. Lazy? Totally done. Now. Holly, I have it on good authority that there might be a corresponding blind item that we could toss out there. Oh,
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Sexual Harassment Has Always Been a Part of Hollywood
"Look, for as long as Hollywood has existed, the casting couch has been around. It's so familiar, it's become hackneyed. Over the years, film big shots like David O. Selznick, Alfred Hitchcock, they've all been accused of sexually assaulting young actresses, but only in the last decade, I guess because fearing industry reprisals, actresses have begun to speak out, like Charlize Theron, Andy Newton, Gwyneth Paltrow, Helen Mirren, Zoe Kazan, and others, they came out and shared their stories of sexual harassment on the set or during productions or during auditions. Charlize said at one point that she thought it was a little odd one night when she went to go on an audition on a Saturday night at a director's house in LA, but, you know, she thought maybe that was normal. So she goes, she told us to okay magazine in 2009. And the guy comes out, she won't say who it is, but he's wearing Hugh Hefner type pajamas, and she goes inside and he offers her a drink, and I'm thinking, my God, this acting thing is really relaxed. I mean, that chicks this blind because then it becomes very clear that guy wants to bang her and Charlie says no, not gonna happen, got the wrong girl, buddy, and she beats it out of there. So I have a lot of respect for her good for her. I respect her bravery and fuck the guy for trying some shady shit like that, but there's a lot of hypocrisy here in Hollywood, man. That really makes you wonder, who's feeling what? A few years ago, more than a 130 Hollywood heavyweights signed an online petition demanding that the decades old statutory rape conviction against Roman Polanski be overturned and two of the signers were Woody Allen and Harvey Weinstein. And by the way, it's also important to know that since that initial rate, there were three more tagged on to old Roman plants. So he's done his share of illicit stuff in and out of Hollywood. So there clearly are going to be people in this town who don't think that Harvey allegedly did anything wrong. Whether they speak up in his favor, that remains a mystery. What is an industry is that reporters are going to keep digging. And they're the ones who are going to keep talking to actresses who don't want to talk. And that shows you right there that fame is a