If we’re looking for Emma Stone on TV, it’s more about the Oscars, Golden Globes and other shows where we can find her – and where she continues to shine, as evidenced by her recent Golden Globe for her performance in Poor Creatures. Yorgos Lanthimos, a retelling of Frankenstein, also starring Mark Ruffalo. The role could also land her a nomination (and more) at the next Oscar: Answer Jan 23.
But there’s a different kind of show the La La Land Oscar-winning actress dreams of: danger!. The principle of the iconic American game show is simple: candidates must find the corresponding question from the answers.
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As a guest on Variety’s “Awards Circuit” podcast, Emma Stone He actually admitted that he is a big fan of the show, which he absolutely wants to be on: but be careful, he wants to be on the original show, not the one organized for celebrities!
My dream is to announce every June. I don’t want to be in “star danger.” I want to earn my stripes. I want to be on the real Jeopardy!
A determined actor submits an application every year in the hope of one day being selected: unfortunately still waiting for his turn…
“You must take the test and you can only take it once a year with your email address. So every June I do a quiz and they don’t tell you how you did, they just say, “We’ll let you know in 9 to 12 months if you’re going to be on the show.” And guess what, I’ve never been to the show.“
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The actor trains formally every day: “I watch it every night and note how many correct answers I get and I swear I could do a Jeopardy!“
Waiting for one day to be able to participate as a witnessEmma Stone has danger!You can find it Poor creatures which hits our theaters this Wednesday, January 17th.
Find and listen to the podcast in its entirety here.
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