Jude Law

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What does Jude Law feel about crying more often?

Kristen Bell 1:27
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Mr. Ballin 2:22
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Jude Law 2:37
He's an armchair expert
Unknown Speaker 2:51
I'm a little fatigued and a little frazzly, kind of jet laggy, slightly over-emotional. Oh, God.
Dax Shepard 3:00
Oh, we love that. That's great for us.
Unknown Speaker 3:04
Over-emotional. You got me right at the right time. Over-emotional is the perfect. That's our sweet spot.
Kristen Bell 3:09
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Unknown Speaker 3:10
If I start crying.
Kristen Bell 3:11
Oh, let's hope.
Unknown Speaker 3:12
Fingers crossed. Have you had any tears?
Kristen Bell 3:16
Oh, God, yeah. Plenty. I've cried in here several times.
Dax Shepard 3:19
Oh, God. Our guests, too. We got a lot. I've never heard anyone cry on it. I feel like I've missed out. Yeah, we'll give you some. Anna Kendrick being number one.
Unknown Speaker 3:27
I just read an interview with her in an English paper, and she cried twice in the article. Ah.
Kristen Bell 3:32
Well, she's very emotionally. It's there on the surface. Yeah. Are you jealous of that? Because I did not allow myself to cry for about 30 years. And then I think with having kids and a friend went to the hospital and it started. It just comes. But I'm like, yes, give it all to me. I really would love a full. I haven't had that yet. Yeah, like ugly face. Embarrassed.
Dax Shepard 3:55
I thought you had it when you watched one of those female docs.
Kristen Bell 3:59
The Sinead O'Connor one, I was just like pouring tears. And then I do this thing again, because I beat it out of myself. When I start, I go, I start laughing uncontrollably. So it was a mix of laughing and crying. What's your history with crying?
Unknown Speaker 4:16
Good question. So there was definitely a time, and it's funny, isn't it, how it's related sometimes to being an actor. You want to be able to cry as an actor. And then the first time, if you're a kid and you're being asked to do it, it's kind of nerve wracking. And then you squeeze out a couple and you're really pleased. As a person, I was always emotional, but not a weeper. I am now.

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