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Interview
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KM: Oh, thank you,
Kam.
LJ: Thanks.
KW: I liked how the
movie paid homage to
the original and brought
back a lot of its cast mem-
bers while breaking new
ground in its own hilari-
ous fashion.
KM: I think that’s what
we were trying to do.
We’re both huge fans of
the original, but it was
just too good to just leave
it buried, so [director]
Paul Feig wanted to put
a fresh take on it, and
I think we managed to
achieve that.
KW: You certainly did.
I love Paul’s work. In
fact, his movie “Brides-
maids, “was my pick as
the #1 ilm of the year on
my Top 100 List for 2011,
a rarity for a comedy.
And this ilm ranks right
up there with “Brides-
maids.”
KM: Wow! Thank you.
That means a lot, because
“Bridesmaids” is one of
my all-time favorites. I
think that Paul started
something of a mini-rev-
olution when he made
that ilm. And this movie
is a continuation of that.
KW: Leslie, I love your
Allstate Insurance com-
mercial. Want my num-
ber?
LJ: No! [Laughs hearti-
ly]
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KW: What’s it like to be
in good hands?
KM: It’s a little scary,
man.
KW: Kate, I like your
Mastercard “Less Typ-
ing, More Dancing” com-
mercial, too. May I dip
you?
KM: Well, I’ve been
dipped so many times
that I have vertigo from
all the dipping.
KW: In September,
we’re going to see both
of you in the movie “Mas-
terminds.” How did you
enjoy making that ilm?
KM: That was a while
ago but, man, did we have
fun.
LJ: Ooh! Nashville was
great!
KM: Leslie and I went
out and ate our weight in
chocolates one night.
LJ: There was also a
place there that had great
shrimp and grits. Oh, it
was so good!
KM: And Jared Hess,
the director, we love. He’s
such a funny guy.
LJ: Yeah, Jared’s funny,
and he’s so nice, too.
KW: Back to “Ghost-
busters.” What was the
most challenging part of
shooting this ilm?
KM: Was it the stunts?
LJ: Yeah, I would say all
the physical stuf. That
was challenging, because
I think Paul forgot we
were comediennes.
KM: No, he remem-
bered. He just forgot to
tell us about the stunts.
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MARKETING COORDINATOR—
INTERNATIONAL TOURISM
Kate McKinnon
[Both laugh]
KW: Kate, what is your
favorite impersonation
to do?
KM: Hmm... Well... It’s
really tough to say. Prob-
ably Justin Bieber just be-
cause of the dancing.
KW: How was it difer-
ent for the two of you to
be making a movie to-
gether as opposed to do-
ing Saturday Night Live?
KM: What was it like?
Well, thank God for Les-
lie, since we knew each
other really well. Being in
a movie this big was was
sort of a new experience
for both of us. We would
turn to each other fre-
quently and go, “Where
are we? What’s happen-
ing? Are we messing this
up? We must be messing
this up?”
LJ: Yeah.
KM: She really helped
me through the whole
experience because it’s
daunting to walk onto a
set with Kristen [Wiig]
and Melissa [McCarthy]
who are two of my favor-
ite comediennes of all
time, even though there
also two of the nicest peo-
ple in the world.
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