The Drew Barrymore Show: “All of You” Star Brett Goldstein “CBS Mornings” Hosts Gayle King, Nate Burleson and Tony Dokoupil

"All of You" Star Brett Goldstein

"CBS Mornings" Hosts Gayle King, Nate Burleson and Tony Dokoupil

Air Date: Tuesday, September 23^rd

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Brett Goldstein on How He Came up with the Idea for His New Movie & Drew's Thoughts on All Those Romantic Scenes

https://www.instagram.com/p/DO6wHHqERc0/?hl=enDrew: How did you come up with this idea and also out of curiosity, would you ever do it?

Brett: Came up with the idea cause we were talking, he was about, Will was about to get married, I think, and we were talking about, you know, the idea of soulmates being with us forever, that there's one person in this world meant for you. And when you really think about that, you go, that is a lot of pressure on one person. They've gotta do a lot of things to fill all the needs and problems you have and fix you, and I think it's a crazy idea and then what about, what are all the other relationships in your life, what do they mean? And so this film is kind of about these friends who aren't soul mates, and yet and yet and yet they're still drawn to each other, they still have love for each other and what.

Drew: Oh, there's a lot of love. There's some hot sex in this movie. I'm sorry, but like, and I get to see your bottom for a moment. I'm happy to report.

Brett: Oh thank you. Good review for the book.

Drew: How does one prepare for that out of curiosity?

Brett: For a bottom scene? Squats.

Drew: It's really lovely. Everything about these scenes. I'm like I was watching and I was like, oh, there's some really hot sex in this movie.

Brett: Thanks Drew that's great.

Drew: Listen, I was just alone on my couch and you know I'm at that place in my life where I was like, oh wow, and it did get me a little hot and bothered.

Brett: Why aren't you clapping.

Drew & Brett Play Red, Yellow, Green Flag Dating Edition

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Drew: I'll read a scenario and you'll give me the flag. OK, your date admits that they clap when the plane lands.

Brett: Oh, you hate that. I'm like we lived. That's good.

Drew: I fully am for it. I also feel like I wanna turn away from you and see if we pull the same flags. OK, your date does this. I'll show you an example. OK, your date curses at least like, you know, 20, 50 times in one dinner.

Brett: So, so far this woman sounds amazing. Go on.

Drew: OK, God, where are you in the world? OK, your date starts talking in your accent to be cheeky or something. Yeah, that could be, I agree, that could be cringe. OK, your date, screams one of your character's names in bed instead of yours. Great, you really wanna know if someone is with you for the right reasons. All right, your date touches you suggestively under the table on a first date.

Brett: I mean. It kind of, that one needs a bit more context. Like I, we have to have a vibe, but if there's no vibe when that happens, I'd be like, oh dear.

Drew: OK, well, you're just getting to know them, so this is establishing a vibe. OK, and you, they're OK.

Brett: They're OK? Then I'm going yellow.

Drew: OK, yeah, I should have sold that better. I like that you want so much context. Just the old slip of the hand is not enough for you. You're gonna go cerebral about it. I appreciate that. Last one, your date eats a bite of food off of your plate without asking.

Brett: I don't think I care, but I wonder.

Drew: Apparently they care.

Brett on Playing a Game of Chicken with Drew & Their Shared Love for "Grease 2"

https://app.cimediacloud.com/r/yh1SOf43whom Brett: Drew, I have made a deal with myself that, I've seen your show and every time you move nearer me, I'm gonna move nearer you. And so this is now a game of chicken.

Drew: Wow, someone's gonna give me a run for my money, OK? I'll take it but you know this is how I really am with my friends and like if you see me walking down the street with someone, I will be holding their hand. I'll be arm in arm. I'll be hugging them like none of this is fake. If anything, I really do have to restrain myself.

Brett: This is a daytime show, right, so there's limits. OK. I understand.

Drew: So you like 'Grease 2?'

Brett: I love 'Grease 2.'

Drew: I love 'Grease 2' so much.

Brett: 'Grease 2' is the feminist 'Grease.' I never understand the original 'Grease', the ending does my head in.

Drew: Cause she subserviently goes and like dresses to him.

Brett: Yeah, they both appear, he's dressed like her, she's dressed like him. Well there's no discussion. And then it's like nah, we'll go with him. And she, you know what I mean, like he takes off his, his thing and he goes, yeah, yeah, we'll stick with the leathers.

Drew: Well, she also looks so good, Olivia Newton John. I mean that outfit is iconic, but 'Grease 2' is a whole different animal like in a weird way, it's its own movie if you know the history of the Rydell and you know the pink ladies and the T-birds, but I can quote every line of that movie. I love it so much and I love the dance numbers. Would you ever do a musical?

Brett: I mean, except that I can't sing and dance. Yeah, I'd love to.

Drew: Neither can I. Let's do one.

Drew Tells Brett the "50 First Dates" Original Ending

https://app.cimediacloud.com/r/31Q4MU9ezDjzBrett: '50 First Dates' is one of my favorite films.

Drew: That's so exciting. I was just with Adam the other night.

Brett: I love him. I think it is so beautiful, that film. You two are so wonderful together, but it's also like, as a concept, I think it's the most romantic idea and I love that at the end she isn't cured, there's no, everyday they have to start again and show why they love each other. It's the most romantic idea in the world. It's a beautiful film.

Drew: It's funny, you know, there was a different ending originally.

Brett: Did she get cured?

Drew: No, no, it was, well, we found this script. It was called 50 First Kisses, but then they changed that because they thought that was too girly, so we went with dates.

Brett: It worked because I watched it.

Drew: And kisses may have been a turn off to males and we didn't want to do that and the script we originally had was a hardcore drama and at the end it originally ended where they broke up and a long time later he realized he didn't want to live without her, so he walks into the diner. And he just walks in and he goes, 'Hi, I'm Henry,' and she looks at him and she goes, 'Hi, I'm Lucy, and that's it.' I know it's pretty good, right? I will always mourn that ending because I think it's still is hopeful without the bow at the end, but I think the film is perfect the way it is and that's what 'Ted Lasso' does to me too is it's like heart and humor are at the like cornerstone. What?

Brett: I'm just realizing what's happening and it's I just, I've just sort of been present.

Drew: How about this? So, OK, Douglas is not here.

Brett: But this is less fun, you're right.

Drew: It does feel very different. We also both crossed our arms which I think is interesting. We're really setting a boundary here.

Brett: We really developed some codependency over here and then over here we were like, OK, if you're leaving, I'm leaving.

Drew: All I know is that I wanna watch you do many things because you are making the world a better place through what you're writing it's coming from you, you're not being reactive, you're being proactive and I really admire that in people. It feels weird.

Brett: Thank you, Drew.

Drew's News: Drew, Nate Burleson & Tony Dokoupil Try The Adult Pacifier Trend

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Tony: Vice and The Week report that adult pacifiers are gaining popularity across the whole wide world as a stress reliever. Some people allege that these pacifiers help them sleep better, feel less anxious at work. They comfort them. Others say the pacifiers can even help them with habits like fidgeting or quitting smoking. We have some adult pacifiers I'm told somewhere around here. We're gonna give it a try.

Gayle: No I'm not. I don't want a picture of that anywhere.

Tony: I'm a little skeptical as well.

Gayle: Somebody will use that and it'll be taken out of context. Go ahead.

Tony: I trust Drew on this one.

Gayle: No, I'm not doing it no. Nate that picture is gonna be pulled up and it's gonna be put somewhere. But the question is how do we feel about it?

Tony: I'm creeped out that it's adult size. I have to say I thought it might be a kid size one, but oh.

Drew: I didn't know they made adult pacifiers, and this is like a thing you guys, this is a big thing like apparently.

Gayle: Wait, wait, wait, guys, who has seen any adult male or female walking around.

Drew: But it's all over the internet.

Tony: Yes.

Gayle: Where do you live?

Tony: Come to Brooklyn.

Drew: And this is like other countries are rocking it. I have to say this I'd rather see a guy with his friend's dog on a dating app than a guy like this.

Gayle: Can you imagine, Drew, if you're out on a date and the guy all of a sudden just pulls out a pacifier and just says, I just need this to just, just relax.

Nate: What if he checks every box Gayle? You gotta get passed the paci.

Drew: I would be horrified. It's the only crazy thing that hasn't happened to me on a date like I've seen it all.

Nate: So if he pulls out a paci and he looks at you and says, can you be my mama?