“I’m in a relationship that is full of love and support.
I feel so at ease,” he said.
To which O’Brien said it could make him look like he doesn’t bathe often.
“Do you wanna smell it?”
The audience laughed and a straight-faced Gyllenhaal added, “It’s true.”
“Yes, I do.
I have a beard,” Gyllenhaal said.
“But fear not, it is not a sadness beard.
It’s just a regular beard … Yeah, I’m a very serious actor.
So I have a beard.”
Mulaney responds, “No, Mr. Music’s not okay.
He’s having a lot of trouble.”
And I was like, ‘Ideally, Harry Belafonte in 1961.’
And they were like, ‘kindly work with us.'"
He explained that he and others producing the show conferred on who to get to play Mr. Music.
And history was made.
“I’m a pier kind of guy.
Maybe farther [upstate], but not here.
Sorry to disappoint.”
“More and more I find bathing to be less necessary, at times,” he said.
I answered a question where I was being sarcastic and ironic, and it’s followed me around …
I showered before I came here."
Strange, who also appeared in the film.
Gyllenhaal took the opportunity to hilariously answer the question.
That’s how Benedict got his start in the business."
Strange," pronouncing that last name with a French accent.
The story concerns a couple that gets stranded on a deserted island.
The screenwriter said the actor wanted to change the theme to “the love of nature.
He declares that everything must be rewritten, all declarations of love must be declarations to nature.”
The writer also described other bizarre incidents, including Gyllenhaal wanting to “slap a fish.”
Eventually, Bidengain decided to abort the project.
Clearly, the actor likes to mess with people!
