Marvel Studios doesn’t seem to have any trouble finding A-list actors who want to join the MCU. Each and every film and TV project coming out of the studio is just a who’s-who of talent.
21.12.2021 - 08:25 / justjared.com
Leslie Jordan and Max Greenfield are opening up about the first time they met on the set of Will & Grace.
Max is a guest on Tuesday’s episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Leslie is the guest host of the episode.
“We met on the set of Will & Grace. And what was your thought when we first met?” Max asked him.
Click inside to find out what they said next…
Leslie responded by saying, “Ooh, I thought you might be gay. But then again, that’s my thought whenever I meet anybody.”
Max replied, “Let
Marvel Studios doesn’t seem to have any trouble finding A-list actors who want to join the MCU. Each and every film and TV project coming out of the studio is just a who’s-who of talent.
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