Emma Stone

Emma Stone, the Academy Award-winning actress known for La La Land and The Favourite, shares her unique insights on everything from 90s web design nostalgia to the quirks of Hollywood. She discusses the joy of boredom sans social media, relives fond memories of her teenage job at a dog bakery, and humorously reflects on the challenges of winning an Oscar. Expect laughter as she shares tales from her performances in 'Cabaret' and light-hearted discussions about hiccup remedies and the Spice Girls!

Emma Stone, FT arts editor Jan Dalley, and HTSI editor Jo Ellison discuss the film 'Poor Things', questioning if it is an empowering exploration of a woman's sexual freedom or an uninspiring male gaze fantasy. They analyze the complex themes, mixed reactions from viewers, and the impact of the film on women's representation. The discussion also includes comparisons to other films' portrayal of femininity and desires for more actor Harris Dickinson.

Ramy Youssef and Emma Stone discuss reading a film script. Denis Villeneuve and Hans Zimmer share insights on their work. There's also a discussion on Bella Baxter's character development and actors Kate Blanchett and Killian Murphy reflecting on lockdown creative process.

Actors Emma Stone, Willem Dafoe, and Jesse Plemons discuss the dark and unsettling film 'Kinds of Kindness' directed by Yorgos Lanthimos. They touch on extreme measures to regain lost things, explore themes of cruelty and kindness, and dissect the ethical dilemmas in the film's structure. The podcast also delves into a woman torn between a cult and her past life, engaging summer movies, and a unique ghost story narrative in The Jessica Cabin movie.

Emma Stone, Academy Award-winning actress, promotes her film Begonia and shares tales from her career. She reveals the commitment of shaving her head for the role and Jesse Plemons' quirky hair extensions. Emma discusses how Jennifer Aniston inspired a humorous mask choice in the film and reminisces about her thrilling time going on stage with Prince at the SNL40 after-party. Seth critiques Trump's political antics, particularly his 'almost treasonous' comments, providing a satirical backdrop to Emma's engaging stories.

Emma Stone, a two-time Academy Award-winning actress, chats about her latest film, Bugonia, where her character gets abducted and has her hair shaved off. She shares amusing insights on her collaboration with director Yorgos Lanthimos and how her mom's notes influenced film editing. Emma reflects on her early SNL inspirations and the experience of shaving her head for the role, noting she even wore wigs publicly to conceal it. The conversation offers a blend of humor and behind-the-scenes stories that showcase her creative journey.

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, known for their roles in the Amazing Spider-Man series, join the discussion as they dive into the cinematic juggernauts of 1984. They explore fan favorites like The Terminator and Beverly Hills Cop, sparking a lively debate on which film reigns supreme. Mark reviews the re-release of Amazing Spider-Man 2 while sharing insights on its enduring appeal. They also discuss the moving Swedish film Paradise is Burning, highlighting themes of family resilience and joy amid challenges.

Emma Stone, Eva Longoria, and Chappell Roan chat about scuba training for acting, meeting the Pope, filming in Spain, upcoming movies, fan dedication, and more. The podcast also covers humorous debate preparations and election news teasers.

Emma Stone, Willem Dafoe, Mark Ruffalo, and Ramy Youssef discuss their experiences working on 'Poor Things', including set design challenges and unexpected offers. They also explore the complexities of their characters, navigating British accents, and dancing through absurdity in comedic scenes.

Topics include wrinkle passports, Kim's Video of 90s El Salvador, teenage obsessions with Marie Antoinette, never-aired SNL sketches, filming Problemista, childhood toys, and questioning chaos in art.