Nick Kroll recently made an appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, where he wowed the audience with his dance moves to a Florence + The Machine song. The chat show, known for its entertaining moments, provided the perfect platform for Kroll to showcase his skills.
During the interview, Florence Welch, the lead singer of Florence + The Machine, joined the conversation. She shared stories of her North American tour and the unusual gifts fans have given her during shows. One fan went so far as to give her a fake severed hand! Welch expressed her appreciation for the fans who fully embrace the folk horror fairy tale element of her album.
It turns out that Kroll is a massive fan of Florence + The Machine, and his wife introduced him to their music during the lockdown. In a funny turn of events, he attended a dance class to get pumped up for a new show he was about to start shooting. The choreographer chose Florence + The Machine’s song “King” for the routine, which happened to be the same song Welch performed later on the show. Kroll even reminisced about the dance moves and gave a fun demonstration.
The interaction between Kroll and Welch was delightful to watch. Kroll expressed his excitement about being on the show and his admiration for Florence + The Machine. It’s always charming to see celebrities share their fandom with each other.
Welch also revealed her newfound obsession with perfume, which she referred to as being a “fragrance groupie.” She and her band explore fragrance bars during their tour, replacing the typical bar-hopping experience. Welch humorously noted that it’s better to carry small bottles of perfume than small bottles of vodka.
Switching gears, Kroll discussed his latest project, the film “Don’t Worry Darling,” which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. He shared his exhilaration about attending the festival and the excitement around the star-studded cast, including Harry Styles and Florence Welch herself. Kroll even sent a video from the event, capturing the enthusiastic crowd awaiting their arrival.
Corden took the opportunity to ask Kroll whether he would consider participating in a musical production. Although Kroll jokingly referred to his tour as a musical about his mental health, he expressed a childhood dream of being in musical films. His references to “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and “The Little Mermaid” highlighted his love for theatrical performances.
Fans of Kroll’s animated series, “Big Mouth,” will be pleased to know that the upcoming sixth season centers around the theme of family. Kroll teased that it features an incredible cast of guest stars, including Jeff Goldblum, Tyler the Creator, Kristen Wiig, and Ali Wong. The new season, airing on October 28th, promises to be a special one with its focus on the complex dynamics of familial relationships.
Overall, Kroll’s appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden was a testament to his talent and the entertaining atmosphere of the chat show. With his impressive dance moves and lighthearted banter with Florence Welch, the episode provided viewers with a delightful and memorable experience.
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