Drew Barrymore Has a Hard Time Processing While Eating Hot Wings | Hot Ones

it's just draining out my nose is that normal is that [Music] hey what's going on everybody for first week feast i'm shawn evans and you're watching hot ones it's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings and today we welcome drew barrymore to the hot seat she's the golden globe award-winning actress you know from films like the wedding singer e.t charlie's angels and many more these days you can catch on netflix's santa clarita diet and hosting the drew barrymore show which is set to premiere on cbs september 14th drew barrymore welcome to the show thank you for having me before we get started i want to compliment your team the way you guys have recreated the hot ones experience right down to the red napkins i just want to say i'm humbled i'm blown away looking at it well first of all you deserve nothing less um as does the show and i i know that if i'm watching it i want to be in that environment so let's be transportive and take people with us [Music] what's this on the scoville scale nice and easy like 1800 scoville like very much sort of the table sauce yeah i know i'm gonna be fine for a while and then not so recently you teased the premiere of the drew barrymore show by interviewing keenan thompson and kel mitchell the two stars of the cult classic film good burger the three of you share in common the unique experience of navigating big screen hollywood as kids do you feel a kinship towards those particular actors who've gone down that road and come out the other side i was talking to um my daughters and their cousins i had like a clown car of kids this weekend and we were talking about a lot of these people who grow up in the industry and i said you know the thing that you have to realize is how hard it is to grow up at all let alone in front of everybody people who can create longevity from being a kid into going an adult while doing it with no boundaries it's an art but anyone who can figure out how to navigate it no matter what that journey looks like if at some point they grow into themselves and there is any form of grace there it's it's a big kudos these uh wings are delicious by the way i can get down with a mock chicken any day this is good so you've been acting since you're 11 months old and over the years have appeared in more than 70 tv shows and movies so here what we want to do is just fact check some of the folklore surrounding your biggest roles fact or fiction you're supposed to be the main lead in scream but fought to take a character who was killed in the first 12 minutes as a way to kind of like goof on the audience okay so in the horror film genre my biggest pet peeve was that i always knew the main character was gonna be like slugging through at the end but was gonna like creak by and make it and that's the art of great filmmaking that even if you know that you're still like oh god what i wanted to do is to take that comfort zone away so i asked if i could be casey becker so that we would establish that that rule does not apply in this film fact or fiction and the lead up to charlie's angels you cameron diaz and lucy liu had to do a 40-mile survival hike as part of the training i mean i literally almost lost my two dearest friends um for the press tour marie claire magazine was like i know can we send you to outward bound for three days and of course the producer side of me was like yeah yeah yeah that's a great idea that's fresh that's different we just got set out in the middle of nowhere no blankets no food three days in i lost my mind and my girlfriends are like we don't even want to talk to you right now and i just slumped in a corner and i came back around at the end and they kindly received me but i got put out like dino at the end of flintstones is it true that your grandfather's body was stolen from the morgue by w.c fields errol flynn and satakachi hartman so that they could prop him up against a poker table and throw one last party with the guy not only yes but there have been like cinematic interpretations of that a blake edwards film called sob that's just brilliant and fun to watch no matter what and then i've heard things about weekend at bernie's i can't know ever if that's even true but yes they did and i will say this i hope my friends do the same for me that is the kind of spirit i can get behind just prop the old bag up let's have a few last rounds and i think death comes with so much morose sadness and i understand that but if it's okay just for me if everybody could be really happy and celebratory and have a party that would be my preference i love the taste of this one the scoville scale in my mouth wilbur scoville 1912 0 right here fine so it wouldn't be a first we feast production if we didn't get extremely granular about your food preferences when you think back on all the movies that you've done which one had the best craft service home fries no ironically it was the two charlie's angels movies and the reason i say that and santa clarita diet because my favorite craft services are the ones that have the little mini sandwich making area and you just have a little stack of bread and some lettuce and some pre-cut tomatoes and some sliced cheese give me a sandwich bar any day and i'm just so happy and then on santa clarita diet you know you're like a zombie eating just like what looks like gray meats and stuff does that food taste disgusting is it good what is that so one time it was that a raw chicken leg and it was cake when i bit into it so it really kept it interesting i never knew what i was gonna get because they were always trying to like hit some mark because i don't think i'm a good actor i like the genuine moments and sheila delighted in the human meat so much that it made my job so real because i always was having so much fun with it oh god i love sheila hammond so much she brought me back to life in so many ways oh all right [Music] i'm i just felt such tremendous relief and i just realized in that moment oh there's there's where i'm an idiot i've used this analogy before but sometimes like professional wrestlers they get cocky and then they get the chair smashed over their heads you know the chair's coming so we interview actors all the time but it's rare to talk to somebody with their hands and as many honey pots as you have from the producing and directing credits to of course your production company alongside nancy juvenine when you think about the fundamental ways that movies have changed over the years what are some of the things that stand out you know i know et for example was a movie that was shot in sequence but that's kind of a thing of the past that was again stephen just is the greatest genius there is nothing more irritating actually that's a hyperbolic statement that doesn't apply to this world at all it's difficult and challenging when you care very much about your job and you want to do a good job life is a journey and we just don't know things until we know things and a lot of the time films will shoot the last scene of the movie right up front because of budgetary reasons shooting in sequence was the greatest luxury with et and it's just not really a realistic thing in the industry but i do think the biggest change in the industry is the amount of movies that come out the type of movies that can survive at a box office now are not the same type of movies that used to come out mostly comedies romantic comedies you really have to have the expectations of like tentpole comic book movies but there's so much great storytelling now so as long as it's rich in that then bring it on and put it anywhere and everybody comes to play because what we all want watching it is relatability entertainment escapism education something to fall into so if it's good i don't really care where it is i just want to get lost in it oh the gram is coming i mean i'm not chinsing here either very impressed from this side of the zoom um i didn't want to be a [ __ ] and just like you know all right true we have a recurring segment on our show called explain that grammar do a deep dive on our guest instagram pull interesting pictures that need more context what do you remember about presenting an et doll to princess diana i remember it so well i actually have a series of pictures from this and you can see stephen in that picture watching me like a hawk and i didn't have a dad you know growing up so he really was that father figure for me and i just latched right on like koala the eucalyptus tree and he was explaining like make sure you present the doll to her there was a curtsy and i just for a seven-year-old little girl to be meeting not only a princess but princess diana it's like living in a fantasy where does rushing the field at fenway park in front of a sold out crowd rank amongst maybe the wildest scenes that you've ever had to shoot for movies another fantasy i also had to drop down from the green monster and i slipped and i smashed my disc so i wasn't very comfortable but i mean you know hey give a disc for fenway any day but the red sox started winning it just was this wild moment that we got to experience in history and keep filming right there on the field including the winning game it was like a front row seat to history you've done three box office shattering rom-coms with adam sandler how early on did you recognize your unique chemistry i just i wanted to be a pair i loved what he'd put out in the world there aren't a ton of men who have this sort of clean cut good person thing that guys are really into and girls love and they're just awesome comedians and their humor isn't mean-spirited or overly dirty but it's not like so clean and sanitized he hit every mark for me and i thought if i could get on a magic carpet with this gentleman i'm convinced we could go places i just have this admiration and adoration and i pretend it's an in love thing but it's really just a love thing and i have it with him and for him and so i thought can we do something with this i can't like sit on this anymore i love you the reaper very smoky you can taste like the the burnt chili in that one as action bronson would say i am starting to shfitz a little bit like it's coming out the pores you're a member of saturday night live's exclusive five-timer club and hold the title as the youngest person ever to host doing a show alongside the likes of eddie murphy and a young julia louis-dreyfus when you're just seven years old saturday night live is a very big training ground for me it's just a really like 360 kind of experience and they're changing the dialogue on you at the last second i don't like to look at the cue cards i like to try and memorize everything so that if something goes wrong and it's live that i'm not using a crutch but they're changing stuff on you to the last minute and it gets so challenging that's fear saturday night live is terrifying and i love it because when you're afraid it means you haven't done it before you're not confident and you are in this zone and that's where i prefer to be as sick and masochistic as it is i love it i i have to admit i was worried what if i couldn't make it through and by the way i don't know why i'm saying that now oh that was it i just did it i just screwed myself i think you'll be fine but you know overall i think i see you know people come into the show and and there is like a natural sort of nervousness that happens with guests you know because you're really kind of stuck on the show with me in front of all these like scorching hot sauces and wings and then you got cameras on you like you can't escape like once you do someone's show you can't escape you're like you're tethered here you're stuck awesome is it that you found a format to make people nervous squeal with delight want to come on and test themselves be a part of this party you started i'm that is no easy feat hottest one so far it's really interesting it's where i seem to be experiencing the most side effects of this is just out my skin yeah it can kind of squeeze you like a sponge i've said that before you can kind of like sweat in places you didn't know you had yeah it's all here but be careful around there you know yes i know i keep touching it gosh i know better i've heard you say that you have special admiration for entertainers who are chameleon-like in their appearance as someone who was once the face of cover girl who are the people that stand out to you as trailblazers from a presentation perspective i uh i i okay i [Music] i love when madonna lady gaga barbra streisand david bowie people would come out and i never knew what they were gonna look like that time and i would wait with great anticipation of what their next act was but like when lady gaga came out as a guy at the grammys i just fell over i was like yes this is the type of thing i am craving and i'm looking for it was the most unexpected thing for her to do and this is a woman who came out in meat dresses um and inside of bizarre eggs with you know roman soldiers carrying her but it's not shock for shock's sake it's all them and it's all there and it unfurls and unveils for you like great art why the red napkins may i ask i think we just pulled them out of a shelf and then we've just been going with red ever since but when we started the show drew we did not think these things out all the way we were not like oh color scheme like palette like we were just uh just popping this thing up and trying to make it happen well i'm so glad you did i feel really stupid because i thought that maybe just maybe that i was gonna be different uh i'm not hot sauce has a way of humbling you especially this one you know my daughter actually olive [Music] gave me some tips actually what are some of the tips she said never stop chewing and fast be fast smart girl um i also noticed that it seems like people make a mistake by licking their lips so i'm trying not to do that so i understand you have an endless appetite for classic novels and credit reading for inspiring your return to hollywood after what you call an unemployable hiatus do you have a favorite literary easter egg from one of your films i read that the rabbit in donnie darko was inspired by the rabbits in that english novel watership down that's a richard kelly thing um my literary easter egg was reading still life with woodpecker by tom robbins in 50 first dates because lucy reads the same book every day i love that book what's one stephen king book and one stephen king movie everyone should watch during quarantine stand by me oh my god oh my gosh [Music] okay [Music] it's just draining out my nose is that normal is that how totally normal totally normal drew i'm right here with you i'm right here with you scarlett said it's like giving birth but i had c-section so i i couldn't relate as queen of the rom-com which novel would you pull off the shelf for a hopeless romantic a farewell to arms by ernest hemingway be honest which piece of classic literature is the most overrated moby dick i'm having a hard time processing uh never made it through moby dick and also i'm like hesitant to crap on a literary masterpiece i'm dizzy is that that's normal right how you feeling you want to move on you want to chill for a sec yeah [Music] [Music] it's down it's over what's the backstory of appearing in sizza's music video for drew barrymore it's kind of the perfect cameo well first i went through like a social media channel channel which everybody would do like i don't know like hi says that it's me i love you and uh if i can ever do anything uh one day that would please you or make you happy will you let me know and then she invited me to come do the music video and i showed up and i did i asked her why did you name the song with my name may i ask i'm not in the lyrics what was it that became the moniker for it and she really talked about that it was a feeling and something she related to and a feeling she had associated with me that was why she wanted to name the song that it's a real honor to be on anyone's radar that you respect period it's uh everything is changing well hold on drew we're almost at the finish line yes sean all right drew barrymore this is the last dab we call it the last dab because it's tradition around here to put a little extra on the last wing a little redundant here in these quarantine episodes since everybody's just dumping sauce all over wings but here we are and what a journey it's been drew it's been it's been lovely spending the afternoon with you i have to say sean i honestly i am having a surreal moment that i would ever be on your and your colleagues radar because i oh the sauce and talk it's it's tougher than it looks you know this is definitely the don't be a puss moment wrong all right drew barrymore here we are at the end of our spicy food adventure and we've touched on your many interests and films but to close things out i want to talk about one thing and one thing only and that is whales if you ask me the most underrated project on your storied resume is big miracle a film about rescuing whales in the arctic circle so now with your brain on fire your tongue ablaze what do you find most special about whales the barnacles on whales is what i love because human beings have scars and marks and life upon them and when i see those barnacles on those whales it reminds me of wrinkles and life and how beautiful it is to have these badges all over your body of life well you know what drew barrymore the barnacles they may stick to us the hot sauce it may challenge us but at the end of the day we just keep moving we just keep going we just keep swimming and look at you drew barrymore taking on some of the hottest vegan wings in the history of the world and now there's nothing left to do but roll out the red carpet for you this camera or this camera let the people know what you have going on in your life i'm so honored to say here on the hot ones with sean that i am lucky enough to be doing a show yes it's called the drewberry moore show but it's a show and i want to have it be a celebration of life and explore and examine all of it and have comedy and i'm really excited for this opportunity so i guess that's what i came to plug but i really came here to play thank you thank you for having me great job drew great job on top of mount scoville drew flexing it out not wilbur scoville in 1912 [Laughter] uh [Music] [Music] you

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Length: 25min 23sec (1523 seconds)

Published: Thu Aug 20 2020

Reddit Comments

[u/2intheBush1intheTush]

She’s such a wholesome person and the level of effort she put into being on the show, like the set and her own research, enthusiasm, etc... was great.

It made me realize I’m still pissed about SCD getting cancelled though.

[u/SandwicheDynasty]

What a great guest. I just get so happy when they know the show and not only that, we got a little easter egg about a gossip circle among actresses about the show!

[u/gunnerxp]

Good episode, man. She powered through like a champ! Especially that monster last dab.

[u/earth_worx]

She's a sweetheart.

[u/gsharp29]

She would be a good friend.

[u/nonsie32]

My favourite bit was when she burped, she's so lovely.

[u/tnicholson]

She’s so sweet.. well-prepared.. a fan of the show.. has led such an interesting life but somehow this episode just felt super boring. Probably just a matter of maintaining that cultivated, wholesome CBS-friendly personality but also didn’t feel like the questions were as deep of cuts as usual.

At least we got a solid belch!

[u/SteelNets]

What a legend she is.

[u/SteelNets]

Never got to hear her Stephen King book recommendation