Long before Julianne Moore and John Stamos were the actors they are today, they were on Soap Operas in the ’80s. James Corden wanted to see if they still had those acting chops within them, so he had them do a Daytime Drama scene. Instead of the words coming from the writers of The Late Late Show, they came from Taylor Swift and the ones that works for her. So watch at the three of them turn Swift’s words into the cheesy dialogue they should be delivered as.
Seriously, I can’t shake it off how brilliantly it worked.
Yesterday on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Fallon brought back my favorite segment and that is the game Phone Booth. Basically, Shaq and Hugh Jackman go into the archaic structure where people used to make phone calls when they were away from home and answer questions. For every answer they got wrong, another person would enter the confined space with them. For every answer they got right, a person would go in their opponent’s private space.
As you can guess, as soon as Shaq got into his standing box, there was barely any room left. To make matters worse, Wolverine got the first answer right. That means that the NBA giant got a visitor in his booth, and that guest was Alex Trebek. As soon as the NBC late night host shut the door, things got physical between the two men as the Jeopardy host put his life in that position as he felt up O’Neal.
Then as the game went on Shaq’s area filled up and Jackman’s didn’t. Which sucks for Shaq, and it o awesome for us because how can you not laugh at their suffering.
Seriously, I love Phone Booth so much, I hope a network picks it up as a game show. I know I would watch every episode because I love to watch people suffer. Since phone booths are made of glass, they can’t hide their reaction. Well, unless they are one of the shorter people who gets stuck between someone’s legs. That happened when Kevin Spacey played the game. See isn’t this game the best?
We are 15 days away from the Back to the Future 2 Day and Universal is finally ready to release Jaws 19 as predicted! The studio released the trailer for the movie and I can’t wait for it. I also want to know how I missed Jaws 17 because that looks like it was the best one of them all.
BTW if I were Syfy, I would work on a Jaws vs Sharknado movie. I think Jaws would win because he is one bad MoFo!
Seriously though, when are we going to get Jaws 5?
In case you didn’t see The Interview, one of the most memorable scenes from it is when James Franco and Randall Park lock lips. Well, for some reason, they didn’t do press for that movie when it came out; so Park was able to finally talk about it now on Conan. Anything we hear about the controversial film now is like it is fresh off the boat, even though it is 9 months after the flick’s release.
Park told the TBS Late night host that as an actor, he didn’t think of the kiss as a big deal. That was until they filmed the scene. Then he said, “When we shot the scene and our lips met, something about that guy is magical.” Then he explained, “I mean, his lips are like really soft and it just stayed with me.” It really stayed with him, so much so he couldn’t stop thinking about it for days. Then as most people, who have that special feeling after a kiss, because we all do, he wondered if Franco felt the same way.
A week went by and Park heard that his co-star painted a painting of him as the North Korean leader. It was then that he got his confirmation that their moment stayed with his kissing partner because look at those lips he painted. I have to say I agree with Park because they really do stand out. Well that, and it looks like nothing like him.
