theropods, which were all bipeds, so T-Rex, Allosaurus, Velociraptor, Spinosaurus, many, many others that people may have heard of, they're all bipeds
Theron's publicist at Chronicle, about bringing Maddie and Theron to campus.
Charlize Theron being the lead of the film, with a prosthetic hand, and absolutely carrying
Charlize Theron. It was like we had a few big names at the time who just like-- then when we went out to other people, they were like, oh,
So multiple theropods together in this quarry, and it's like, right, but there was loads of debris, and you had loads of
We have Charlize Theron, Mackenzie Davis, Ron Livingston, and director Jason Reitman.
I spent some time with Paul Theroux, the great travel writer-- just a great writer in general.
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
Sadly, Sean and Theron could not be with us today.
We just walked around campus with Maddie and Theron and saw her balance on many a thing.
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
So during the year long trip across country, Theron took pictures of Maddie balancing on everything from a horse to open fridge doors.
So all this culminated into the book "Maddie on Things," which led to Theron's newest project, "Why We Rescue." Theron is going to talk about both of those projects today
And with that, we would like to introduce Theron and Maddie.
was. A few things that jumped out to me-- it ranges from Louis Theroux talking about his testicle, Lee Mack and his prostate, saving Malala's life,
Yeah. 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
That's it. I'm going to have a short conversation here with Theron.
And weirdly, I just read an interview with Louis Theroux who kind of disappeared as well.
And actually, I wanted to quote something that's Charlize Theron said about you in the movie.
After months of planning, we are so excited to introduce Maddie the coonhound and Theron.
And my mom was like, hey, Theron, your granddad passed away.
I'm was like, hey, I'm Theron.
the backbone that allowed them to walk more upright and move more quickly. And these very first dinosaurs, they split into the three major groups of dinosaurs. And these were the theropods,
and then the birds are bipeds. Birds are actually doing it in a much weirder way than theropods are. Theropods are basically a lizard on its back legs.
your legs are three-ish meters long, it's hard not to cover a lot of ground with a single step. And yeah, big theropods, T-rex is going to
And I remember one evening I was sitting in our old flat, and I'd watched every Louis Theroux documentary on Netflix, and I was just so fed up of just being inside every evening
And several film credits, including "The Peacemaker," and one of my personal favorites, "Deep Impact." Then we have Justin Theroux.
All right, cool. 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 he said he went from making these documentaries that he really enjoyed, and also an important part was that people didn't really know who Louis Theroux was.
OK. It was meant to be-- I mean, I arrogantly hoped it would be like Louis Theroux online,
And then you fly back to Idaho, and it's like, hey, Theron.
So at the end, to get a call from the senior photo editor, and she was like hey, Theron, like, come to DC.
And through a couple of phone calls I received from So Delicious, they're like, that's going to be the greatest idea ever, Theron.
little bit better. We could send it, and be like, oh, Charlize Theron did this.