Tina Fey was recently a guest on the popular talk show, “Friday Night With Jonathan Ross,” and she did not disappoint. The talented actress and comedian brought her signature wit and humor to the interview, leaving the audience and host in stitches.
During the interview, Fey discussed her recent travels in Europe to promote her latest movie with Steve Carell. She shared amusing stories about the language barriers and her attempts to communicate with German journalists using only a few German phrases she knew.
The conversation then turned to Fey’s iconic portrayal of Sarah Palin on “Saturday Night Live.” Fey revealed that she initially didn’t see the resemblance between herself and Palin, but after encouragement from friends and colleagues, she decided to take on the role. She even gave a brief impression of Palin’s distinct voice, much to the delight of the audience.
Fey also discussed her hit comedy series, “30 Rock,” and how it was inspired by her time on “Saturday Night Live.” She explained that while “SNL” is an American institution, her show within the show on “30 Rock” is intentionally portrayed as terrible. She also shared some similarities between herself and her character, Liz Lemon, relating to their love of terrible food and their awkwardness in social situations.
The conversation took a hilarious turn when Fey discussed her co-star and on-screen husband, Steve Carell, in their recent film “Date Night.” Fey explained that the concept of date night is more common in America, where married parents set aside regular time to go out together. Fey and Carell play a married couple who try to spice up their lives with an adventurous night out in Manhattan, which leads them into unexpected and funny situations.
Fey and Ross touched upon various other topics, including her co-star Mark Wahlberg‘s shirtless scenes in the film and the difference between American and European chocolate.
Overall, Fey’s interview on “Friday Night With Jonathan Ross” was an entertaining and lively affair. Her quick wit and comedic timing were on full display, leaving the audience wanting more. It’s no wonder she has gained a huge following both in the United States and abroad.
