Gwyneth Paltrow Reacts to Cord Jefferson's Oscars Speech & Reveals Which One of Her Movies Had Bill Clinton Snoring During 'Hot Ones' Interview!
Gwyneth Paltrow is taking on the Hot Ones challenge!
The goop entrepreneur sat down with Sean Evans to eat spicy wings while answering burning questions about her life and career in the latest episode of the hit First We Feast series, out now.
During her appearance, she discussed her business, mastering a British accent for Shakespeare in Love, an Emma screening with Bill Clinton, and much more.
New episodes of Hot Ones Season 23 air Thursdays at 11 a.m. ET on the First We Feast YouTube channel.
Click through to watch and read highlights…
On mastering the accent in Shakespeare in Love:
“…I had grown up making prank calls, doing accents…but it turns out to do it properly you have to relearn how to speak. The English accent is so different…so I think you really get the opportunity to use the language and really hear because it’s so different when you’re in an academic setting trying to learn as opposed to being in conversation.”
On Goop’s provocativeness:
“…I think you can only change culture by being provocative whether you mean to or not…we always say we believe that we’re provocateur in the cause of good. So it’s not for its own sake but really to bring more agency and individuality forward.”
On Keifer Sutherland being a former babysitter for her:
“Isn’t that cool? I was at the Williamstown Theater Festival where my mom was doing plays and he was an apprentice. And he babysat me and my brother and he was awesome.”
On Bill Clinton sleeping at Emma screening at The White House:
“He was snoring right in front of me, I was like wow I guess this is going to be a real hit movie…but it was, so f–k you Bill Clinton.”
On reaction to American Fiction director Cord Jefferson‘s Oscars acceptance speech:
“You can only make so many good ones that feel truly original and yet they are still always trying to reach as many people as possible which sometimes hinders quality or specificity or a real point of view.”
“I grew up doing those movies and I sometimes lament the fact like I look back at some of the movies that I made in the 90s and that just wouldn’t get made now. I do think that you get more diversity of art when there is less at stake and people can sort express their true voice and make a film they want to make it and I think those are generally the more resonant ones.”
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