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Alexander Skarsgård hilariously reveals his weakness for aggressive women, but Conan O’Brien decides to test it himself with an unexpected flirting attempt that leaves everyone laughing and proves just how easy it might be to win the Swedish actor’s affection “I like when they're a little aggressive,” Alexander admitted when Conan asked how he feels about women approaching him. Conan decided to test him, saying, “I don't know you that well, but I think I could love you, I got to know you better.” Alexander replied, “I respect you.” Conan then pointed out that every woman watching was learning how easy it was, joking, “Wow, it's that easy.” Alexander took things even further, telling Conan, “Yeah. I love you. I love you, I'm from Sweden, we're...”

Alexander Skarsgård reveals that women actually ask him to bite their necks, while Conan O’Brien discovers that being a gentleman apparently isn't enough to win a woman's attention “Yeah, that happens. But I try to avoid that because with social media, if you do that once, you'll end up doing that for the rest of your life.” “People think, ‘Yeah, he'll bite me.’ You don't want to do that.” Conan then recalls how he spent high school opening doors, picking flowers and being nice to girls, only to get absolutely nowhere. “Isn't that shocking that that didn't work? Hi, you girls!”

Anthony Ippolito transformed himself so convincingly into Sylvester Stallone for the Rocky origin story that Jimmy Fallon couldn't believe he was looking at a different person, but the lengths he went to recreate Rocky's iconic moments are even more incredible “Jimmy Fallon showed a split screen of me and Stallone, and you couldn't even tell the difference. I stood exactly like him.” “They even had to remove the Rocky statue because it didn't exist when the original movie was being made.” “I got to run up the iconic Philadelphia steps, recreate Rocky's legendary moments and even drink raw eggs.” “As an actor, this is what you want. It was so surreal and inspiring. I got a crash course in what this man was able to overcome, and it was a real privilege.”

Jennifer Lawrence reveals why Liam Hemsworth accused her of eating tuna and garlic before kissing him, admitting she loves tuna despite people judging her for it. “I didn't do it on purpose. We were filming for many months, and he made it seem like I was deliberately eating tuna before kissing him.” “I love tuna salad and tuna melts. But every time I tell people I like tuna, I feel like there's always a little side eye. People look at you differently when you order it at a restaurant.” “Oh, I'm sure people think it's nasty. I need food to taste processed. You've got to muddy up that tuna with a bunch of relish, mayo and zest.”

Trevor Noah and Michael Che question why a private conversation involving Kanye West suddenly resurfaced seven years later, with Che revealing he never expected the footage to become public. Trevor Noah: “Literally yesterday, this has never been on my feed, this has never come up. I don't understand why this popped up on my YouTube, a video of you talking about Kanye. How?” Michael Che: “I don't know who taped that. I never talked about it, nobody ever mentioned it, and then all of a sudden, it's just everywhere.” Trevor Noah: “How does it come out like seven years later? Why is it out now?” Michael Che: “It just feels like a really kind of shitty thing to put out that way. If you're taping people at work, you should get some kind of consent form, right?”

John Stamos reveals how he accidentally told Hollywood legend Elizabeth Taylor to get out of his eyeline without realizing who she was, and how Sammy Davis Jr. made his dream of playing drums on the show come true. “I was doing a scene where my mom was dying, and I couldn't cry. I kept doing it over and over.” “Finally, I heard a noise, saw a woman standing in the shadows, and said, ‘Get that old woman out of my eyeline.’” “It was Elizabeth Taylor.” “Then Sammy Davis Jr. noticed I was a real musician and decided to help me. He told me, ‘Just do what I say, man.’ And suddenly, I was part of his musical performance, playing drums on the show.”

Tom Holland reveals how Christopher Nolan pushed him out of his comfort zone on the set of The Odyssey, challenging him to deliver an emotional crying scene while working under a strict three minute camera limit. “Chris is very prescriptive with the way that he writes. It says in the scene where I cry with Menelaus that Telemachus breaks down into tears, which I actually find quite terrifying.” “He told me the camera could only run for three minutes, so we had to get through the scene much quicker. For me, it was a real technical challenge.” “I think he was kind of testing me. It went really well, and he gave me a hug and a pat on the back.” “He gave me so much confidence that I could exist in his world and be part of a movie of this scale.”

Matt Damon reveals the hilarious reason he agreed to star in Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey: he genuinely thought he was signing up for a movie about a Honda minivan, and shares some bizarre confessions.. “I never told anyone this, but the only reason I signed on to do the Odyssey was because I thought it was a movie about a Honda minivan.” “I never know where to look when the credit card machine is reading my chip, so I usually just pretend to be asleep for two to three minutes.” “People assume Matt is short for Matthew, but it's actually short for Mattress Firm.”

50 Cent reveals that a bullet fragment is still lodged in his tongue after surviving being shot nine times, but what he says next leaves Graham Norton and the entire audience stunned: “It’s great for oral sex.” “I got hit in the legs, I got hit in my hand and I got hit in the face. The fragment portion of it is in my tongue, so it kind of changed the way I speak a little bit.” When Graham Norton asks if the fragment is still in his tongue, 50 Cent confirms it and casually makes his outrageous oral sex joke. He then offers Graham a closer look, even inviting him to feel the lump because he has washed his hands. Julie Walters jumps into the conversation with an unexpected sexual joke of her own, leaving everyone laughing.

Adam Driver recalls the bizarre moment he was trapped inside a hotel, offered Darth Vader and Iron Man masks to avoid being recognized, and then discovered a bagpipe band playing the Star Wars theme on repeat right outside his window “They had a bag with a Darth Vader mask and an Iron Man mask, and I was like, I’m not going to wear it. So I’ll just stay inside.” “Then I opened the window to get some air, and there was a bagpipe band at the bottom of the hotel playing the Star Wars theme on repeat. Every time they finished a verse, everyone celebrated and then they started again.” “I’m not going anywhere. It’s a weird scene.”

Adam Driver reveals he turned down multiple Marvel roles before finally saying yes to X Men, all because the franchise that made his childhood special was one he couldn't walk away from, even joking about his childhood rivalry with his cousin over Wolverine and Sabretooth “I was a big X Men fan when I was a kid. Me and my cousin Tony, he would be Sabretooth and I would be Wolverine. It was a big deal.” “Kevin Feige had asked me to be in many Marvel films before, but this one felt like the right time. And then it's X Men.” “It was the director Jake Schreier's idea, the script was really cool, and everything just came together.”

Denzel Washington reveals how Sylvester Stallone tried to sneak into his exclusive dinner party with Nelson Mandela and Oprah Winfrey, turning an evening with some of the world's biggest names into an unexpected Hollywood moment. “Nelson Mandela had told me years earlier that when he came to the States, he wanted to come to our house and have my wife cook dinner for him.” “We had amazing guests, Oprah Winfrey, Nelson Mandela and a lot of important people.” “But Sylvester Stallone lived in the same gated community, and security came to tell me, ‘Mr. Stallone keeps walking back and forth in front of the house, trying to hop over the fence.’” “Jonathan Ross joked that Stallone wasn't invited, but I said, ‘No, make him wait.’ No, I let him in, of course.”

Cillian Murphy reveals he can't even go out to buy milk without fans treating him like Tommy Shelby, while explaining the enormous effort behind bringing Peaky Blinders back for a movie. “It's probably the one I get yelled at most.” “I'm just going to the shop to buy milk or whatever, and they scream, ‘No fighting! Fight!’” “There is no context, yeah.” “I love the ending of season six. It was quite ambiguous and quite open-ended. We were going to do season seven and then COVID happened, so we pivoted to the movie.” “We worked an awful lot on developing the story. It was really about figuring out what made Peaky tick and what made Tommy tick, and it's family.”

Denzel Washington reveals how his ego pushed him into performing dangerous stunts he didn't even want to do, from running on top of a moving train at 50 mph to racing at 120 km/h alongside Ryan Reynolds, putting his life on the line just to keep up “They give you this little wire, but it was so loose that you could fall over the side. You wouldn't actually hit the ground, but you'd be dragging along at 50 mile an hour, just banging along.” “I don't want to do it, but I have to. Everybody's standing there watching, and when the script girl gets up there, you got to do it.” “Ryan Reynolds gave me a black eye during an incredibly violent fight scene as a leaving gift. And when we were doing the crazy driving scenes, we were going 100, 120 km an hour flying.”

Jennifer Lawrence reveals her parents were so cheap they made her ride wild, untrained horses without saddles as a child, leaving her with a permanently deformed tailbone after being thrown off multiple times. “My parents were cheap, so they never bought trained horses. I have a deformed tailbone actually from being thrown off of a horse.” “At one point, the horse was running into an abandoned barn, so I had to just jump ship and drop and roll.” “I didn't really ride with a saddle. My mom said those were for the people who boarded their horses there, so I just kind of hopped on and went for it.” When David Letterman joked about her parents, Jennifer admitted: “I'm going to get my parents arrested. My childhood in my mind seems so lovely and just picturesque, and then I talk back about it and I'm like, oh my god.” “That’s for the rich folks.”

Jennifer Lawrence reveals she jokingly lied during her X Men: First Class audition, claiming she could do everything Mystique could, before explaining the surprisingly dark plot of The Hunger Games to David Letterman “I told them I can play basketball, I can shape shift, and I'm blue. They were very disappointed.” “Then there's The Hunger Games. It's a very violent futuristic movie where kids are randomly selected from their home districts to fight in an arena to the death.” “But we don't drink blood. That's sick.”

Denzel Washington reveals how he handled losing at the Oscars eight times, including the moment Sean Connery received a standing ovation while he sat in the audience knowing he had lost “I lost eight times.” “Your first loss must have been kind of the worst for Cry Freedom. You know who won?” the interviewer asked. “Sean Connery,” Denzel replied. “He comes out, standing ovation like two minutes. Whatever it was, I'm like...” “I went to get the coats because I knew it was over. I'm sitting right here, it's over.” “I'd love to forget stories about being at the Oscars.”

John Cena reveals Hollywood rejected him for 10 years, making movies nobody watched and leaving him so discouraged that even his own agent agreed his acting career might be over. “I did movies that nobody watched to the point where I couldn't even walk on red carpets. Who the fuck are you? No one would even talk to me.” “In 2010, we had a movie meeting and the guys basically said they didn't know if I was right for the role. They got up and left. I looked at my agent and said, ‘Man, we're never making movies again, are we?’” “He said, ‘Nah, we're never making movies again. But we're going to find another way.’ So I kept polishing my skills, taking feedback and looking for opportunities.”

Emily Blunt reveals how Christopher Nolan's intense hatred of Ugg boots inspired her hilarious tradition of gifting them to people. After he once gave her a death stare for wearing them to work, she got her own little revenge and even brought Stephen Colbert a pair on live television. “He has such an issue with Ugg boots. It's a serious problem. I walked in wearing them one day and he just stared at them. It was like The Devil Wears Prada.” “I was like, ‘Chris, come on.’ He goes, ‘Take those off, you know.’” “But he hates them, so I gifted him some.” “It's kind of become my thing now, is I give people Ugg boots.” During her appearance on Stephen Colbert's show, she pulled out a pair of red Ugg boots she had picked especially for him. “I thought these were really you. I just thought those seemed sort of beautiful, right?” After Stephen put them on over his shoes, Emily gave him one final instruction: “Put them on and then run.” The audience erupted in cheers as Stephen showed off his new boots.

Bethany Benz sends the interview completely off the rails after claiming her body count is the entire population of Chicago, leaving the host confused as he brings up Lil Durk, G Herbo and Michael Jordan before she makes an even more shocking confession about never having children despite having eight abortions “I’m saying the whole city. Yes.” “Who’s Lil Durk? Who’s that?” “Michael Jordan? No, I met him, but no, not like that, you know.” “And guess what? I didn’t have a baby, so there you go. Bam!” “I ain’t got no baby daddy. I’m just saying I had like eight abortions. I’m pro off.”