쉐도잉 연습: Julia Roberts Talks 'After The Hunt' and 'Erin Brockovich' 25 Years - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기

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- How are you though? You're an empty-nester now, right?

That's kind of fun. - Yes, yes.

Well, yeah.

I mean, I'm crazy about my husband so there's an upside to this emptiness.

- No, it's like getting to date again, probably, just because, a lot of my time is consumed by a nine and 11-year-old in my house, so.

- Yes. Oh, well those are very consumptive ages.

- Yes. So I just mean that's kind of like, you know, I love my children, but that's the light at the end of the tunnel, ma'am.

- But you know, by the time they're getting ready to go, they're so - - Independent? - Interesting.

And you just wanna hang out with them more, and hear their ideas more.

And so I think that's where the heartbreak is, because you wanna keep those conversations going of who they're becoming and what they believe in.

Yeah. - That gives me a lot of faith, 'cause I think if you do a good job as a parent, then once they get out there, you're like, I feel comfortable with them being out there, you know?

- Well my neighbor Martha, who is a wise and wonderful woman, she said to me when my older kids graduated from high school and were going off to college, she said, "Roots and wings, you give them roots so they know where they are from and who they are and what they believe in, and wings to go out into the world and explore, but the roots always bring them back." - I love that. I have a song I've written that's called "Roots and Wings." - Yeah? - I haven't released it.

So weird that you just said that, I was like, I literally have a song titled that.

Because you can have both.

Neither of us went to college, which I find funny, 'cause I would've thought you went to Yale School of Drama.

I don't know, for some reason in my mind you are that, like, just saying.

- I can go with that rumor.

- When I found that out, I was like, I didn't know...

I can go with that, I can get into it.

Question really is, like right after high school, I think we kind of did the same thing, which a lot of us do, we become waitresses in the entertainment industry before you get to do what you wanna do, and you moved to a big city from the south, I did as well.

and you move to a big city from the south, I did as well.

hitting the ground and trying to make it happen.

What was it like for you in New York?

- I moved to New York after I graduated from high school, I was 17, and I was scared all the time.

All the time.

You go out in the street, and everyone knows where they're going, and I'm like, am I going north, am I going east?

Am I going northeast?

You know, and then you get to an avenue, and it's going both ways, and you're like, well now what do I do?

- Yeah. - Yeah, there was an adjustment period.

- It's just a different pace.

- From a small town.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- Yeah, that was the same for me as well.

But you've taken breaks from acting here and there, do you do that for you on purpose to like have time in between projects, or you do it for family?

Like, what's your reasoning?

- Just, you know- - Because some people do things regularly.

- Well, if you just read some stuff that you don't like, then it looks like I'm taking a break, I'm just picky.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- Well, well done. - Thanks.

- 'Cause you did great.

But last time we did see each other, it was an event, we were talking about it backstage, and it was in 2017, and it looks like Jason and I are photo bombing everyone.

But my favorite part of this is, I had to show this, 'cause it's how Jason greets you, 'cause we were caught off guard, and he for sure curtsies.

And how I know that that's a curtsy is, it's the same thing you did with the Pope when we sang. - The Pope and Julia. - That's funny.

- It was amazing.

Do you feel the need to curtsy again, or do you feel more comfortable?

- I'm just glad we've let go of this after eight years.

- It was just incredible.

- I know how to curtsy.

- Well, I was telling her backstage- - I'm here for it. Let's bring the curtsy back.

- Bring the curtsy back.

- Better than a hug.

- I was telling her backstage where they threw it on us because we were performing at this event, and it was for Oprah, I think a lot of it, and anyway, I was honoring, but no one told us that y'all would be seated.

- We were here.

- Like, I was singing with her here.

- Yeah. - And I was like, do I have nose hair?

I was like, it was just, we were all in our heads about it, and then we proceeded to act like morons.

We're cooler than that, give us a minute, give us a minute.

- You guys were great, and you sang like an angel.

- Oh, you're very nice. - I remember it only fondly.

- I just remember you were very close.

I think that it's important too, like I think in this industry, everybody's always wants to, at least in the music industry, it's always like, go, go, go, go, go, like next record, next record.

And it's like, why don't we take time to like breathe and experience life, and then that will help in what you're doing.

- Well your industry seems a lot more hectic than mine though.

- Yeah. - A lot more pressure.

- I wouldn't advise it.

- Okay. Well there goes that dream.

Down the tubes. - So I find this funny 'cause, not this, I do find you nurturing, and you say you're kind of hen-like and nurturing, but it's hilarious, 'cause your character is kind of a .

Well, she's hard.

- Intense, yeah.

- She's very hard and intense.

And I know that you're an actress, you can do that, but do you learn anything in that environment, when you're playing someone that is so vastly different from your person?

Do you learn something from them in a good way?

Like, your character?

- Well, I mean, it's fun doing things that are different and challenging.

And you know, she's complicated.

- That's a nicer way. I should have said complicated.

I was like, there were moments, and I was like, Jesus, cold.

- Hands are getting sweaty. She's very cold.

- Yes.

- She's cold and she's harsh.

And I mean, at times it's exhausting, like being people who are sort of broken and hiding.

It is exhausting.

I I found it a great relief- - Because obviously it weighs on you.

- Yeah, just to be done.

And I mean, I have these incredible castmates in this movie.

There's so many more people over here, sorry.

- Yeah, we're looking at you too.

- What an .

- She's so cold.

- She was like, maybe that was harsh.

- I'm not even good at saying it. I should do that again.

- I'm really good at saying it, it's like a really fun word, you know, especially if the opportunity arises, you're welcome, mom. Explain though, it's kind of hard to describe without spoiling it a little bit, like explain a bit of the movie for everybody.

Like, what's going on?

- It takes place at Yale, where I did not go to drama school.

And I am a philosophy professor, brilliant in every way.

And my sort of best friend and colleague, also in the philosophy department, is Andrew Garfield.

And Ayo Edebri, who I love, I just wanna pinch her cheeks, she is my sort of prize student.

And Chloe Sevigny, I mean, the hits keep coming and- - Oh man, yeah, the cast is amazing.

- Chloe Sevigny plays one of the student counselors at the school.

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And early in the film, Ayo's character accuses Andrew's character of wrongdoings, and that kind of sets our world on fire.

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- I do always notice, look, I'm a musician, so I always notice the score.

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I didn't know who did it, but it was so funny finding out it was Trent Reznor, because I felt like I was watching a horror film sometimes, 'cause the music is- - So unsettling.

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- Yes, but so is the scene. - Yes.

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- So it was perfect.

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- I loved it.

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Well, Luca Guadagnino, who directed our movie, who is brilliant and wonderful, and so interested in all the layers of a film, and I think this is his third collaboration with Trent and Atticus, and like the ticking...

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- At first, okay, when I first did it- - Did you think something was wrong with your link?

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- I thought, you know, 'cause the link they send you, it always has your name on it, like throughout the whole movie, I just see Kelly Clarkson like the whole time, and, that happens.

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And I thought that the clicking, I was like, what is happening with this?

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And then I was like, oh, it's like describing almost like the day of like, I thought it was really cool.

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- Yeah, - It's very thought provoking.

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Like, there's so many conversation starters.

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- She can't get over it.

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- I'm sorry, I'm sorry. But speaking of music, I wanna talk about this because I heard that your daughter, does she make playlists for you before you do movies?

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- She and my husband both have such an incredible, just curated catalog of music that they find, and it's so fantastic and unusual, and she makes me a playlist on the first day of every movie that I do.

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- Does she know like your character going in, and that's how she curates it?

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- No, it's for me, it's for me, it's for me riding in the car to work, you know.

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But it's so great, and they're all so different and eclectic.

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She had made a playlist for a friend's birthday dinner that we had that she wasn't able to come to, so that was sort of her contribution to the dinner party.

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And we had friends over for dinner last night, and I put that on, and in the middle of dinner one of them was like, "Whose music is this?

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This is good stuff happening here." And I was like.

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- Did you claim it? - Yeah, oh.

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- Like, I have amazing kids. - It's all me.

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- Yeah. It's so funny 'cause I'm the musician of the family, but my sister is your daughter, my sister is the coolest, she has the most amazing references for me.

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She'll pull stuff, and I'm like, I'm like the actual musician, but she's just, I don't know, they have like a knack for it, certain people, like finding really interesting things.

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Well, in a few months it's the 25th anniversary of "Erin Brockovich." So looking back, I have to ask, what's your best memory of like, making that?

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- Wow. Well, based on that photograph, I would say my heaving cleavage.

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- You gotta look past it.

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- That is worth a curtsy right there.

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- That's worth like a couple curtsies, is all I'm saying.

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Best answer ever.

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Give it up for Julia Roberts.

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empty-nester: 자녀가 독립하여 집을 떠난 부모
independent: 독립적인, 자립적인
roots and wings: 뿌리와 날개 (교육의 두 가지 의미)
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