Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Don't be shaking. I'm shaking.

Don't be shaking. I'm shaking.

I'm already crying because I love you so much. Oh. I do.

I'm already crying because I love you so much. Oh. I do.

And I'm just so happy. I'm very touched. I'm verklempt myself. Well, anyway, thank you for being here today.

And I'm just so happy. I'm very touched. I'm verklempt myself. Well, anyway, thank you for being here today.

Let me start by asking the requisite question. Are you comfortable if I ask you your age?

Let me start by asking the requisite question. Are you comfortable if I ask you your age?

But are the parts getting, I mean, you still do what you want to do physically?

But are the parts getting, I mean, you still do what you want to do physically?

Oh.

Oh.

So it sounds like you've found a way of being more sanguine about either certain things that maybe used to bother you and now you can let them go. And if they really bother you and they deserve attention, you handle it, you know, sort of maybe without apology, by the way.

So it sounds like you've found a way of being more sanguine about either certain things that maybe used to bother you and now you can let them go. And if they really bother you and they deserve attention, you handle it, you know, sort of maybe without apology, by the way.

I've heard you differentiate before between capital B Bonnie and lowercase b Bonnie. Can you explain the difference between, I mean, I have a feeling I know what you mean, but will you tell us what you mean between those two types of Bonnie?

I've heard you differentiate before between capital B Bonnie and lowercase b Bonnie. Can you explain the difference between, I mean, I have a feeling I know what you mean, but will you tell us what you mean between those two types of Bonnie?

Well, that is just fascinating. And I think that that – well, there are two things I need to say. One is I think even in my own life as a performer, obviously I don't do what you do, but when I perform, there is a – it's like a hit of something. And it's very – And... Intoxicating, right? It's intoxicating. And I love it. I love it. But it isn't who I am either.

Well, that is just fascinating. And I think that that – well, there are two things I need to say. One is I think even in my own life as a performer, obviously I don't do what you do, but when I perform, there is a – it's like a hit of something. And it's very – And... Intoxicating, right? It's intoxicating. And I love it. I love it. But it isn't who I am either.

I mean, it is who I am, but it's not... The whole thing at all. And, you know, when I walk into a room, people expect me just to be funny. Yep. And I'm not – I mean, I have a funny bone. I have a sense of humor. But I'm not like, you know – Shecky Green going off. You know what I'm saying? I'm not. But that thing, I know what you're talking about.

I mean, it is who I am, but it's not... The whole thing at all. And, you know, when I walk into a room, people expect me just to be funny. Yep. And I'm not – I mean, I have a funny bone. I have a sense of humor. But I'm not like, you know – Shecky Green going off. You know what I'm saying? I'm not. But that thing, I know what you're talking about.