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I think it's amazing.Charlize Theron being the lead of the film, with a prosthetic hand, and absolutely carrying
Charlize Theron being the lead of the film, with a prosthetic hand, and absolutely carrying
Charlize Theron.
So Charlize and Ron, I think of you both as really funny people who play characters with a lot of pain, but really funny characters
We have Charlize Theron, Mackenzie Davis, Ron Livingston, and director Jason Reitman.
for Mackenzie and Charlize.
And the same with Charlize.
So I know Charlize dipped into it a bit, but her main thing was to learn how to shoot and how to drive.
to Tom hardy and then Charlize Theron.
In the book I talk about Charlize Theron, the Academy Award-winning actress, who came to America when she was about 19, and she came after a series of unfortunate events
with "Juno" and "Young Adult," which you did with Charlize.
But interestingly enough, Charlize did the same sort of training as the war boys.
And suddenly there were people like Mark Wahlberg or Charlize Theron or Hugh Jackman or any of these people that are massive accounts inside of social they suddenly look like massive
We talked yesterday about "The Old Guard," that Charlize Theron movie recently, that just blew me away with the gay characters in that.
Whether it's-- I can't wait for the-- I keep going back to "The Old Guard" movie with Charlize Theron, but I
And the one thing that struck me in particular is there's this one scene, Charlize, where your character, Marlo, is pulling into the parking lot
You know, it's funny, Charlize, Diablo, and I are all around the same age.
And I want to talk about Charlize Theron's Furiosa character, because she was by far, I think, one of the coolest characters ever seen on screen
And actually, I wanted to quote something that's Charlize Theron said about you in the movie.
Well, another thing I'd like to touch on with you all is you've-- and you've mentioned a little bit of this, Charlize.
So with her, she was written that way, and then here is an actress, Charlize,
We could send it, and be like, oh, Charlize Theron did this.
It’s just one piece of bad luck after another in a life, but Charlize knew what she wanted to do, and she came to America, she came to Los Angeles to give herself one last chance
Now I’m not suggesting that you should have a fit in a bank in order to become lucky, but I think some of the elements of what Charlize did actually show that we do make that luck
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