My brother used to dress as Vader and go to the kid's hospital with a bunch of other star wars cosplayers. 50% of the kids were excited to see him, the other 50% were terrified. He said it was an amazing way to be able to scare kids and not get yelled at about it.
After I killed them, I dropped the gun in the Thames, washed the residue off me hands in the bathroom of a Burger King, and walked home to await instructions. Shortly thereafter the instructions came through. "Get the fuck out of London, youse dumb fucks. Get to Bruges." I didn't even know where Bruges fucking was.
Graham Norton is a master at seemlessly asking about the things that came out of the pre-interview. I always wonder about the editors who are the force behind shows like these.
Norton was one of my go-tos on YT for some background chatter while doing chores or cooking, but after a while they started cutting down their clips more and more, until you couldn't properly watch the show anymore. So annoying.
Why? It's a well known soft ball format that's existed for years. Whatever got Norton here he hasn't put any work in for a long time. Celebrities know they'll look good and it'll be an easy glad of chardonnay. Those producers do Jack shit but book willing talent. I like some of the clips, but man there is nothing special about it.
It's not hard hitting journalism or deep personal profiles, but it's still interesting to me to wonder how those producers/editors get fun anecdotes out of a guest while the guest themselves seem to have forgotten during interview that anecdote was interesting to air.
Pretty rudimentary research. Call their friends, ask them for a story, bring it up on air. Keep in mind those actors are also acting in their reactions to create more compelling content. I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying it's not an awe inspiring format to pull off like the original comment implies.
Ah I was gonna say lmao. It's like he is always like "hey guys you just missed this hilarious joke while you were away, tell it again" which I don't find particularly appealing but I'm not super familiar with his show
yes, I find it especially funny when the guest is prompted to tell one anecdote but tells another, and Norton has to prod them "wasn't there something about..."
rbudrick
Almost as awesome as tripping a running child in a restaurant.
RadioactiveLobster
Voldemort, the second most evil person he's ever played.
RayneOfSalt
My brother used to dress as Vader and go to the kid's hospital with a bunch of other star wars cosplayers. 50% of the kids were excited to see him, the other 50% were terrified. He said it was an amazing way to be able to scare kids and not get yelled at about it.
ricpaul
zeacorzeppelin10
Ralph Fiennes loves to play villains, and he is really good at it.
HighlandViking
leodavinci1
Oh what a hardship... wearing dots on your face so cgi artists could alter your appearance digitally.
Spooner1
Syovere
It's weird to brag about being illiterate, but if that's what you wanna do I can't stop you.
Teeeeeeth
Mocap isn't a prosthetic. He specifically said prosthetics.
Relusion
GoodBrotherGrimm
IAmDrBanner
What must a real hardship is going through life with that worthless, mushy brain you seem to have.
pickledpete1337
Tremendous
henrypmahone
Is that Tracey Ullman to his left giving him the stinkeye?
badcode4o4
sure is
MrsHowVeryDareYou
Could just be an awkward mid blink still
CarlBassett
She was much more animated in context. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Se882RP6cY
pagingdrbob
I think thats just her focusing on what he is saying... ie: paying attention to his story.
waeraj
AAA VAAADDAAAAA KAAADDAAABBBRRAAAAA
zeacorzeppelin10
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPRKoN4fL/
Unholytrashpanda
AVIDIKIDIVI
MemesAndDreams
Ehhhh hehhehhh
LincLoud
Look up the laugh in different languages, it's hilarious
Richter12x2
I thought it was "kadavra" like cadaver
Nostradamuswaswrong
YOU'RE AN INANIMATE FUCKING OBJECT!
geoffreyfourmyle
After I killed them, I dropped the gun in the Thames, washed the residue off me hands in the bathroom of a Burger King, and walked home to await instructions. Shortly thereafter the instructions came through. "Get the fuck out of London, youse dumb fucks. Get to Bruges." I didn't even know where Bruges fucking was.
[pause]
It's in Belgium.
IamThatGuyAfterAll
For two weeks? In fucking Bruges? In a room like this? With you? No way.
UseTheSource
Graham Norton is a master at seemlessly asking about the things that came out of the pre-interview. I always wonder about the editors who are the force behind shows like these.
INeedMoreGifMeMoreJustOneMore
Norton was one of my go-tos on YT for some background chatter while doing chores or cooking, but after a while they started cutting down their clips more and more, until you couldn't properly watch the show anymore. So annoying.
UncleVenoM
Why? It's a well known soft ball format that's existed for years. Whatever got Norton here he hasn't put any work in for a long time. Celebrities know they'll look good and it'll be an easy glad of chardonnay. Those producers do Jack shit but book willing talent. I like some of the clips, but man there is nothing special about it.
UseTheSource
It's not hard hitting journalism or deep personal profiles, but it's still interesting to me to wonder how those producers/editors get fun anecdotes out of a guest while the guest themselves seem to have forgotten during interview that anecdote was interesting to air.
UncleVenoM
Pretty rudimentary research. Call their friends, ask them for a story, bring it up on air. Keep in mind those actors are also acting in their reactions to create more compelling content. I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying it's not an awe inspiring format to pull off like the original comment implies.
Snooj
So are most interviewers, including the judge on AGT. Just roll with it.
UseTheSource
oh yeah, but I believe every second of AGT is staged?
Ryebread91
My wife likes to watch clips of it. Every damn second of it is so scripted it's unwatchable.
UseTheSource
glad to hear I'm not the onlhy one!
Arbitrarynamehere
This particular clip isn't very subtle though
UseTheSource
I might have been sarcastic
Arbitrarynamehere
Ah I was gonna say lmao. It's like he is always like "hey guys you just missed this hilarious joke while you were away, tell it again" which I don't find particularly appealing but I'm not super familiar with his show
UseTheSource
yes, I find it especially funny when the guest is prompted to tell one anecdote but tells another, and Norton has to prod them "wasn't there something about..."