Celebs Who Are Nothing Like They Seem In the world of celebrities, it's not always
"what you see is what you get." In fact, it's usually quite the opposite. Celebs are people
too, and when they're not on-set or in front of the camera, they're usually, y'know, actual
people. Here just a few examples of celebs who've always seemed one way in the public
eye, but are actually totally different. Jimmy Fallon Jay Leno's successor, Jimmy Fallon, was the
right move in keeping The Tonight Show as safe as possible. But when he's not hosting
the late-night show, Fallon seems to be not-so-safe after all. In 2015, The New York Post reported
that Fallon is actually pretty heavy drinker. He suffered alcohol-induced injuries three
times in a four-month span—injuries that included needing to get his hand stitched
up after falling on a broken bottle of Jägermeister. On the subject of his reputation for heavy
drinking, an inside source was quoted as saying, "It's gone from being a whisper to a chatter." Lena Headey On Game of Thrones, Headey plays the ruthless
Queen Cersei Lannister. Her character is so convincing, Thrones' fans recoil from her
at cast events. When Headey is out living her life, strangers routinely curse her out.
Meanwhile, Headey is truly a delightful lady. She's hilarious and humble. Her kids seem
lovely too. But if you truly need a reason to hate the real Headey, here's one: she told
Conan O'Brien she hasn't read the Game of Thrones books. For shame. Nolan Gould Luke Dunphy on Modern Family is a few fries
short of a Happy Meal, but in real life, Nolan Gould is a genius—literally. He's a member
of Mensa, a society for smarties. Gould can talk nuclear fusion and string theory, but
can also play a gullible doofus on TV. He told Ellen DeGeneres the role makes for awkward
introductions. He says strangers "always expect me to not be very smart. They talk slow."
Gould finished high school at 13 while acting on an award-winning show. So...what are you
doing with your life? Steve Buscemi On-screen, Steve Buscemi's played murderers,
gangsters, addicts, and bums. Off-screen, he's a blue collar guy from Brooklyn. Before
his acting career heated up, Buscemi worked as a firefighter for Little Italy's Engine
55. The day after the September 11 terror attacks, he went to Ground Zero in his old
gear to join his former team. He worked long shifts for nearly a week, clearing rubble
and searching for survivors. Buscemi never boasted about his volunteerism. It was fellow
firefighters who revealed what he'd done. Andrew Lincoln We've watched Rick Grimes battle zombies on
The Walking Dead. He's tough, tormented, and decidedly Southern. So Southern that his pronunciation
of "Carl," the name of his on-screen son, fueled a slew of memes about Rick and "Coral." "Carl" (repeatedly) Maybe that's why it still shocks us when we hear Andrew Lincoln's authentic British accent in interviews. "In the week preceding the shooting of this scene, he kept saying 'We've gotta talk about the gag.' And I said, 'Ok,' meaning the bite gag." Do you know the guy's last name isn't even Lincoln? It's Clutterbuck. Clutterbuck! That name belongs at Hogwarts, not in a post-apocalyptic USA. Thanks for watching! Subscribe to our YouTube
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