In a recent episode of The Graham Norton Show, Hollywood stars Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg brought their trademark humor and chemistry to the talk show’s couch. The duo, who were promoting their latest film “Daddy’s Home,” engaged in an extended interview that had the audience in stitches.
During the interview, Ferrell revealed that he has a bar in New York named “Stay Classy New York,” dedicated to his iconic character Ron Burgundy from the movie “Anchorman.” The talk turned to cocktails, with Ferrell sharing the names of some of the unique drinks served at his bar, including the “Great Odin’s Raven,” “Smelly Pirate Hooker,” and “Whale’s Vagina.” The banter continued as Wahlberg selected the “Pirate Hooker” and Ferrell opted for the “Whale’s Vagina,” reminiscing about their previous experiences with the drinks. The conversation flowed effortlessly, showcasing the hilarious chemistry between the two actors.
The topic then shifted to Christmas, with Wahlberg sharing how he didn’t receive any presents for Christmas and refrained from giving any to his children. Ferrell, on the other hand, mentioned how being associated with his character Buddy the Elf from the movie “Elf” has made Christmas a magical experience for his own children. The jovial discussion highlighted the different perspectives on the holiday season.
The conversation continued on a lighthearted note as they discussed their movie “Daddy’s Home,” a comedy about a stepfather and a biological father coming face to face. Ferrell shared that his character takes pride in being the world’s greatest dad, while Wahlberg’s character is the epitome of a real man’s man. They spoke about the laugh-out-loud moments in the film, including a memorable scene that went viral, featuring Ferrell stumbling onto a basketball court pretending to be drunk.
The conversation then turned to parenting styles, with Wahlberg admitting to being firm but fair in his approach to parenting. He shared how he gets a little too passionate at his kids’ sporting events, going all out to support them. Ferrell joined in, recalling his own experiences as a parent, including his hilarious coaching strategies.
The interview concluded with a discussion about their personal interactions with other celebrities. Ferrell revealed that he accidentally turned down Harrison Ford for dinner on the set of “Anchorman 2,” which left Wahlberg in disbelief. They also touched on Wahlberg’s unique experience of hosting an event attended by Pope Francis, where he had to apologize for his language and explain the movie “Ted” to a young boy.
Overall, the extended interview on The Graham Norton Show was filled with laughter, witty banter, and quirky anecdotes. It showcased the undeniable chemistry between Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg, making it a must-watch for fans of the duo and lovers of comedy alike. “Daddy’s Home” is now playing in cinemas everywhere, promising an entertaining experience for all.
