Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm on Fake ‘Fargo’ Nipples, Their ‘Bridesmaids’ Sex Scene and Wild ‘SNL’ Memories: ‘We’re Both Naked. You Just Have to Go With It’
04.06.2024 - 15:15
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Kristen Wiig and Jon Hamm reunited only two weeks after appearing together on “Saturday Night Live” — Wiig, a regular on the show from 2005 to 2012, joined the Five-Timers Club as the host, and Hamm, her co-star in “Bridesmaids,” appeared as a special guest. The pair had plenty to celebrate: This past season, Wiig starred as a would-be socialite trying to claw her way into the in crowd on Apple TV+’s “Palm Royale.” Hamm also played a gleefully ambitious character for Apple, as an Elon Musk-type billionaire attempting to become a media mogul on the third season of “The Morning Show.” But an even bigger turn came with Noah Hawley’s “Fargo” from FX, where his devious Sheriff Roy Tillman runs roughshod over all those in his way — after making a very memorable entrance. KRISTEN WIIG: What’s up, Hamm? JON HAMM: I have not seen you in forever, even though we just did the show together.
WIIG: Before that, it was a long time. We did not see each other during COVID; we followed the rules. I still follow them.
HAMM: We’re six feet apart, and I’m wearing a mask right now. It’s just a mask that’s my face. WIIG: Why didn’t anyone make those? “Just send in a photo of your face.” HAMM: A KN95, but with something fun on it.
WIIG: Don’t air this, because someone’s going to steal it. HAMM: We can retire on that one. WIIG: Can I give you a compliment? HAMM: Sure.
It may be the first time in your life. WIIG: You are amazing on “Fargo” and “The Morning Show” — two different characters. HAMM: Very different.
Shot at the same time.I was shooting on parallel tracks, flying back from Calgary to Los Angeles. WIIG: Let’s talk about your character in “Fargo,” who I heard you said was visually based on the Marlboro Man. HAMM: That was Noah’s hope.
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