We are surprised this week by the amazingly talented Halle Berry. Actor, director, activist, and mother, Halle joins us to discuss her directing debut, her work on Senate Bill 606, and clears up Sean’s confusion between her and the uber popular Olallieberry pie. Just watch your shoulders when grabbing those Nilla wafers, folks, and always use a pillow barricade.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The speaker talks about a friend's new brush and how he gave it to all the ladies in his life along with praising their haircut.
Sean discusses what people do with their hair after cutting it and mentions his hairdresser, Skevo.
The podcast host introduces a special guest who is a veteran artist and actor. She started her career as a model and quickly became a well-known figure in the acting world, with her mother originating from Liverpool, England.
The discussants talk about accents and Jeff's fandom of the podcast Smartless since day one.
The interviewee discusses the balance between commercial and artistic decisions in filmmaking, as well as the impact of winning an award.
The episode discusses the challenges faced by those with good looks who are not always taken seriously because of their appearance and how it impacts their lives.
The speaker expresses her desire for acknowledgement for her accomplishments as well as validation for her beauty, but also notes the importance of being grounded and down to earth.
The podcast discusses finding positivity during difficult times, and highlights the impact of paparazzi on celebrities' lives.
The culture of paying a lot of money for pictures of celebrities' children changed when the paparazzi laws were passed, but now anyone with a phone can take pictures of them.
The speaker shares an awkward moment when her 13-year-old daughter watched a love scene with her during a movie screening.
A director shares their personal techniques for minimizing physical contact between actors in sex scenes and mentions a famous story about an actor who apologized in advance for potentially getting aroused during a love scene.
The speaker shares how she realized that other people didn't understand the characters in her script the way she did because it was only in her head, causing her to re-imagine them to better fit the story.
The process of preparing for fight scenes in movies involves months of intense training in various martial arts disciplines, such as jujitsu and kickboxing. Actors also need to learn how to avoid getting hit accidentally during filming.
A discussion about finding mental peace through injury and recognizing the ability to overcome physical challenges, rather than focusing on the negative aspects of danger in action sports.
The podcast guest feels empowered to be able to tell stories from a woman's perspective, with a new level of power and a voice for the untold stories. Big plans can be limiting but the ability to share untold stories with other women is seen as enriching and empowering.
An actress was found crying while reading a script in bed.
The hosts playfully discuss the pronunciation of actress Halle Berry's name due to her mother's English background.