Gabrielle Union
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129 appearances
3 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 27 Jan
Gabrielle Union’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So I went there, I went to the Governor's Ball.
So that was my first experience.
So to be there now, legally.
It was awesome. Thank you, guys. Yeah, right? You're good.
So many. Get away with it. So many. Well, not to get away with it, but yeah. Almost. Almost. So close. Spoiler alert.
I mean, no, I and I, I was, you know, a little intimidated initially. I think it was the third person to sign on. It was Jennifer, who's, you know, the star and the icon, who's also the executive producer. And then it was Ed Harris. And they're like, you would be Ed Harris's, you know, love interest. I said, well. A few good. It's all the right stuff. Yeah, yes please. That's all it took.
That's all it really, it really is all it took.
Yes, the vast majority of the movie was in one location, which was the house that you see in the film, which is a little smaller than it appears. So yeah, we had a lot of challenges, like heat.
It's not a bad cast. But, you know, when you bring animals to work, generally most people are like, does anyone have allergies? And that didn't happen. There were animals brought to set? Someone brought their dog, right, to set. Except one of our cast members, whose main name was Pete, he He is terribly allergic to dogs. Oh, God. And, you know, it starts with a... You know, when the... Oh.
And then we're watching him turn into Hitch. And I was like, this is awful. This is awful. Or like people, you know, they think that they're, you know, far enough away from where we're filming that they can eat Doritos. And, you know, you are delivering. You're like, and this is my Oscar winning performance. And it's like crunch, crunch, crunch. We didn't get that. We didn't get that. Oh my God.
Can we show a picture? Incredibly successful? I don't, let's see. Yep. Look at that. I mean, Naomi Campbell was clearly shaking in her boots.
Sure.
I think it was like $120 a day. And I was like, oh, I'm rich. And then you pay 20% and the taxes and the whatnot. And I was like, so I have $6 today. But you would do those like industrials. Yes. Where they're like, wear this headset, right? For a hundred and whatever a day. And then later when I, you know, started, you know, getting a little bigger in Hollywood. Oh, they brought that.
They brought it out because it's cheap, cheap photos. And now I'm the lady in the OnStar, you know, thing. When you buy your car and it's like, hello, I'm with OnStar and it's me with the damn headset on. Oh my God. Like I'm like promoting this, but it was just, you know, back when we're broke.
No, please flex. Flex on me.
Please, let's see this.
No, it's the double. I did the double loop. It's the double. It's like the sunglass. I used to do Montgomery Wards, all the biggest department stores, for their big Memorial Day weekend double spread. And I... Yeah. Oh, yeah. You know that, oh, just so organic.
I mean, when you move beyond representation, representation is step one when there's a billion steps. I don't want a seat at a crappy table. That just means I'm covered in crap. I want real, the power to actually elicit change. You know what I mean? And that doesn't come with... Step one, like you have to actually be uncomfortable.
So when I, you know, started producing and I and I was putting together projects, you know, and, you know, when the rubber hits the road, they're like, well, are you willing to give up money to make sure such and such is paid? I was like, yeah, I am. You have to be willing to do the right thing even if it makes you uncomfortable or even if it doesn't actively benefit you.
Because real equality and real liberation is what benefits all of us. And you have to be committed to it.
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