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'Jurassic World Dominion': Bryce Dallas Howard on 'stunts'; Ditching 'dieting' and Laura Dern Scene
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- 'Jurassic World Dominion': Bryce Dallas Howard on 'stunts'; Ditching 'dieting' and Laura Dern Scene
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- 'Jurassic World Dominion': Bryce Dallas Howard on 'stunts'; Ditching 'dieting' and Laura Dern Scene
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Bryce Dallas Howard dishes on "Jurassic World: Dominion" Thursday on "The Talk." Howard shares how her character, Claire, has changed since she stepped into the franchise in 2013. "Quite a bit, because my character in the beginning of the franchise...she's pretty much a villain, and then goes through a significant journey and evolution. That's of course wonderful and great and exactly what you want to do as an actor. But for me personally, I'm a very physical person, and I love getting to do stunts, and I love having those kinds of physical goals where there's a skill set that you get to learn or something like that. And so, as more of these movies happened, they sort of tailored that more to me, which was really wonderful. And then something else which was so huge, is that between the first movie and the last movie I stopped dieting. I'll never diet again as long as Iive. And so, I had nutrition, and you can do more stunts when you have food, and so I really felt by the final film, I felt kind of like my most empowered as a person." On her scene with Laura Dern, Howard says, "Getting to do this scene together where we're faced with a bunch of just very disgusting bugs, it was so much fun because we knew there was going to be chaos. And at some point, we were going to need to be, you know, pretty like, bad A's. And an axe was involved, so very therapeutic, and it kept kind of building...it was very fun to get to do that."
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- Lil Rel Howery 'emotional' Over Son, Judah's TV Debut on 'The Talk'
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Lil Rel Howery's son, Judah Howery, makes his talk show debut on "The Talk" Friday to discuss their animated series "Eureka!" Natalie Morales asks, "What was it about 'Eureka!' that made you want to be a part of it?" Judah says, "I grew up watching stuff on Disney Jr. and stuff, and to hear that oh I might be doing this, I can like see myself do all these things, it's really cool to me. It's really surreal." Lil Rel reacts, "I am literally trying not to be very weirdly emotional about this, but I'm so proud of him and it's such a surreal moment for me." "Judah is really hilarious," he adds. "He's just so naturally professional. Judah literally is like, if he wasn't my son and I met him at 12, this would be one of my best friends."
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- Lil Rel Howery Gushes Over New Girlfriend; 'She sees me'
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- Lil Rel Howery opens up about his new girlfriend, Dannella Lane, Friday on "The Talk." "I went to a screening...and we met there...and I couldn't stop thinking about her, so I like, I did what nowadays we do. We go to people's Instagram's and stalk them. But then I was going through her page, and she was just such an amazing woman. And she has 4 daughters, and they feed the homeless, and they were raising money. And I just gave what they needed to like, make sure they met their goal. I thought it was dope what she was doing." Howery adds, "We just started DM'ing each other, and we started talking. I had a table read for one of the movie's I just did, and she's like before you do that, can I pray with you? I was like, okay...we've been praying together ever since then." Howery continues, "I like that she sees me. I didn't really understand what that meant, and I remember telling her that, I think you're the first woman I've been with that sees me. I'm talking about the good, the bad, and you like, cool. And I'm like wow, I feel seen, that's really dope."
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- Jerry O'Connell Reflects on '20-Year' Struggle to Quit Smoking; 'toughest thing I've ever done'
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'While the hosts discuss the FDA ordering Juul to stop selling e-cigarettes, Jerry O'Connell opens up about the struggles he faced smoking and trying to quit for his family. "Nicotine, it's the toughest thing to get off of. It's near impossible." O'Connell shares, "I grew up in a household [with parents] who smoked cigarettes. I know Juul is being accused of targeting kids. In my day it was another brand of cigarettes that used a cartoon character. Unfortunately, I smoked for many years. I smoked a lot. Quitting was the toughest thing I've ever done in my life." Amanda Kloots asks, "What made you quit, Jerry?" "I met my wife [Rebecca Romijn]. We were swinging, fun people, smoking ciggies... and then we were going to start a family and my wife 'poof' stopped; and I couldn't stop." Continuing to smoke after having children, he reveals what ultimately got him to quit. "One day my wife said, 'I don't want that smell in our house. I don't want our kids smelling that...I'm not touching you until you quit.' After about a month of not being touched [I stopped]. The real problem was I started smoking at a young age, when I was in high school. If I hadn't done that in high school, I wouldn't have had that 20-year struggle." He shares his advice on quitting smoking, "Never stop trying."
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- Original Host Holly Robinson Peete Returns to 'The Talk' For the First Time: 'It feels amazing'
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Holly Robinson Peete returns to "The Talk" for the first time since appearing as an original host during the shows inaugural season in 2010 "It has been 11 years," she says. "It feels amazing. I've wanted to come back for a long time, you know. Timing is everything, it's all about in timing, right? Everything in life is about timing. So, you know, started here for the very first season, it was a crazy season but I feel like we did good job in setting the table for obviously a good show, and I heard you guys just got picked up for 13. So, I'm just happy to be back, I'm the OG." Akbar Gbajabiamila adds, "On a personal note, when I got the job for 'The Talk,' you were the first person I called, and you just gave me so many encouraging words...so thank you." Peete reacts, "You know you're my guy. We've known each other a long time, Jerry and I go way back, and Nat and I know each other, and we've never met [Kloots], and Sheryl and I go back too, so it felt right. I'm glad to be back." In celebration of Juneteenth today, she adds, "I grew up with Juneteenth, we had fish fries every year, it was a whole thing, so it's funny to see like the world celebrating."
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- Andy Garcia: It's a 'great honor' and 'responsibility' to be in 'Father of the Bride'; Wild Fan Encounter
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Friday on "The Talk" Andy Garcia shares his thoughts about being part of "Father of the Bride." "It's an honor. It was a privilege to be thought of in that iconic intellectual property that's been around since Spencer Tracy. For me to be in the same group, to try to represent that IP [intellectual property] with Tracy and Steve Martin and my particular part as a father was a great honor and a great responsibility that I had." Co-star Gloria Estefan shares a wild fan story and photo of Garcia while the cast was at dinner one night during filming. "The desserts were on the table and this woman comes in that we didn't know and she just goes up to Andy, picks up a dessert and says, 'My fantasy has been to feed you all my life...and he's [Andy] screaming [jokingly] 'I'm allergic to bananas.'"
