Well, Bradley Cooper hit the red carpet with his adorable
daughter Leah at last night's star-studded New York premiere of
IF,
and we spoke with the movie star Ryan Reynolds about
his four children finally being able to see one of
his movies.
The only four letter word I say in this movie
is yes,
with two s s. Yeah,
it was. It's a lot of my kids are psyched
to see it,
which is so nice because you always want your kids
to sort of pay attention to what you do.
And I think when they see movies being made,
it's so agonizingly slow and boring that they don't really.
So then when they see this whole thing condensed down
to an hour and 45 minutes,
it's pretty wild for them.
And Ryan talked about why Blake Lively making a cameo
in the movie,
she shows up as a Kitty,
which is like a huge plus for the babysitting aspect.
We we both got to be on set with our
kids at the same time.
I love that mom and daddy day at work.
I love that, too. I want to be one of
their kids.
We also spoke to IPS writer and director John Krasinski,
who told us why this was the perfect role to
reunite with his old boss from the office,
Steve Carell. You know, the thing about Steve is he's
family.
So I wrote this part for him.
If you look at Blue,
I mean, I really did write every single thing about
Blue because it's Steve.
Steve's that funny. Steve's that lovable.
He's that vulnerable. And he's that good a hugger.
And I wasn't sure he was going to do it
because he's busy.
And I didn't know. And when he said yes,
it was like your family giving you a stamp of
approval.
It was so beautiful. And he gave me the nicest
brother speech about how he's been so proud of me
and he loved the script.
You can catch if in theaters this Friday.