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00:00
We just got back from the Middle East, from Abu Dhabi. 00:00
So she's naturally a little jet-lagged. 00:02
I bet. 00:04
So is she good on a plane? 00:05
She's pretty good. 00:07
You know, I mean-- 00:09
That's a long flight. 00:11
I carry a blow dart, so [SPITS] you know, she's-- 00:11
[SPITS] 00:14
You know, and then I just inhale one for myself. 00:15
And then I'm out. 00:17
But no, she's actually pretty good. 00:19
You know, she's into her books and her little, you know, 00:21
stuff. 00:23
And yeah, it's nice. 00:23
Very nice. 00:24
We try to keep it kind of of analog. 00:25
It's good. 00:25
Yeah. 00:26
Yeah, because she's four. 00:26
And then you had another one with Blake recently. 00:27
How is old that child? 00:30
That happened from sex. 00:30
And we-- yes, we had-- just FYI. 00:31
00:35
She's two. 00:38
Uh-huh. 00:39
Yeah, so she just turned two. 00:39
So you've only had sex the twice? 00:41
Just the two times, yeah. 00:44
Yeah. 00:45
It's a mercenary job. 00:47
You know, so you, you know. 00:48
It's just clinical. 00:50
Yeah. 00:51
Hoping for a third soon. 00:53
00:54
They say you need to do 10,000 hours of anything 01:02
you want to be an expert at, so-- 01:04
That's true. 01:07
That was in the Agassi book, right? 01:08
Yeah, I think that was the Malcolm Gladwell one. 01:10
Oh, that's right. 01:12
You're right. 01:13
All right, so what were you doing in Abu Dhabi? 01:14
I was shooting a movie. 01:16
I was shooting a movie called "6 Underground". 01:18
How long were you there? 01:20
I was there for-- 01:21
well, we're all over the world. 01:21
But the Abu Dhabi portion was about six weeks. 01:23
And it was a lot of fun. 01:26
You know, it was interesting. 01:28
It was cool to bring my kids to this entirely new culture. 01:29
What did you do there? 01:32
Well we had Thanksgiving there, which was, you know, probably-- 01:33
I don't know if that was the Mayflower's first choice. 01:37
But we had Thanksgiving there. 01:40
So it was kind of interesting to have Thanksgiving 01:41
in a completely different country in a place 01:43
where they don't celebrate it. 01:45
But they we got around and looked around, 01:47
and absorbed as much of the place as we could. 01:49
I mean, both of our kids were there. 01:50
So we wanted them to see as much as possible. 01:52
But I liked it. 01:54
I actually really quite liked it. 01:56
I had a bit of time off and got to kind of cruise around. 01:57
At the end, I screwed up a little bit, because I went to-- 02:00
the last portion of the movie I'm 02:03
wearing a hat the whole time. 02:04
So I decided just get a haircut. 02:05
But I went to like a barber in, like, a strip mall there. 02:06
Which-- and you've done movies. 02:10
You're not supposed to actually cut your hair without them 02:11
actually supervising it. 02:14
Yes, there's continuity and stuff. 02:14
Yeah. 02:16
Yeah. 02:16
And it was just amazing. 02:16
It looked like somebody had cut my hair with a loofah. 02:17
Like they just sort of, like, rubbed it off. 02:20
Why did you do that? 02:23
Or maybe used a hammer. 02:24
I don't know. 02:25
I-- 02:26
Wasn't there someone on the set that could do your hair? 02:26
There was, but I had almost week off before. 02:29
And it was like, well I'm going home. 02:31
I have an hour and a half for the whole rest of the movie. 02:32
I may as well just get her just a dreadful haircut. 02:34
And I did. 02:36
It was a lot of fun. 02:37
I wanted to bring a photo, but I left it on my laptop at home. 02:38
I think my phone just automatically deleted it just 02:40
to protect me. 02:43
So was there not a mirror in front of you? 02:45
There was. 02:47
And at the time, it was, like, all happening in slow motion. 02:47
I was like, this isn't-- 02:50
I'm going to be fine. 02:51
There's no way it looks this bad. 02:52
The mirrors worked. 02:53
But no, it was really horrible. 02:55
It was sort of fun. 02:57
You know, I liked sort of having it for a minute. 02:58
My daughter was upset. 02:59
I bet. 03:01
Yeah, it was great. 03:01
And Blake, I'm sure? 03:02
Oh, yes. 03:03
Yeah. 03:05
Because she just married you for your looks, I'm sure. 03:06
100%. 03:08
100%. 03:09
So if you lose that, you've got nothing. 03:10
Yeah, she didn't marry me for my Stanislavski method. 03:12
I'll tell you that much. 03:15
So I heard that your neighbors with Martha Stewart. 03:17
That's right? 03:20
Yeah, we are. 03:21
Yeah. 03:21
OK. 03:21
So for Christmas, how do you compete 03:22
with something like that? 03:24
Because she must decorate-- do you decorate? 03:25
No, I don't at all. 03:27
I would never even try to do that. 03:29
If I decorated, the whole house would just be like, 03:30
I don't know. 03:33
Like, old spit or something. 03:33
Like there's no-- 03:35
I have none of that sensibility. 03:36
But my wife, Blake-- 03:38
You certainly don't know how to decorate if you'd use spit. 03:39
Clearly. 03:42
She's amazing at it. 03:43
And I hope to someday create, like, 03:44
a competition at some point where we're kind of-- 03:46
You should. 03:48
So Christmas must be really fun for you because you have kids, 03:49
and that's like a really great time. 03:52
Yeah, it's pretty great. 03:54
I love it. 03:54
And you seem to-- 03:54
I mean, you brought your daughter by herself here. 03:56
So you love being a dad. 03:58
I love it. 04:00
It's really kind of made me a better person I think. 04:00
You know? 04:03
I sort of miss being horrible. 04:04
04:06
Yeah. 04:09
It's hard. 04:11
Like, you know, everybody has-- it's always a challenge. 04:11
Two kids, it's like, you know. 04:14
I think of, like, blinking now as, like, tiny little breaks 04:15
all day. 04:17
But you know, it's the dream. 04:19
You know, it's the best. 04:23
They're, like, my buddies. 04:24
I love it. 04:25
So Once Upon a Deadpool, tell us-- 04:26
they did something special with this, right? 04:29
Yeah. 04:30
You know, I get a lot of parents who come up to me and say, 04:31
you know, are they ever going to do a PG-13 version of Deadpool? 04:34
Because parents and adults, myself 04:37
included, want content that they can watch with their kids. 04:39
You know, so it's also entertaining for you. 04:42
And that's what this version of Deadpool really is. 04:43
I mean, I've seen Frozen with my daughters so, so many times. 04:45
04:49
People don't know this. 04:51
A lot of parents don't know this. 04:52
If you play Frozen backwards, it's 04:53
actually a shot for shot remake of The Exorcist. 04:55
So that would obviously enrage a lot of parents. 04:58
That's why I was really excited about the Deadpool 2 PG-13 cut. 05:01
Because not only is it an incredibly entertaining movie, 05:05
but it's a super great cause. 05:08
We're associating with Fudge Cancer. 05:09
We're calling it Fudge Cancer now. 05:12
Even though it's actually called-- 05:14
Something else. 05:15
Fudge Cancer. 05:16
So yeah, And you can also check it out at letsfcancer.com, 05:18
I believe it is. 05:22
So a portion of every ticket sold is going to this. 05:23
Is going to that. 05:26
So that's fantastic. 05:26
Yeah. 05:27
Good. 05:28
05:29

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...
我们刚从- 中东回来,从阿布扎比。
所以她自然而然地- 有点时差。
我猜是这样。
她坐飞机的时候乖吗?
她挺乖的。
你知道,我意思是--
那可是个长途飞行。
我随身带了一支吹镖,所以- [吐口水声] 你懂的,她--
[吐口水声]
你知道,然后我自己也吸一口。
然后我就睡着了。
但没有,她- 实际上挺好的。
你知道,她喜欢看书- 和她的小玩意儿,你知道,
那些东西。
而且是的,这挺好的。
非常好。
我们尽量保持- 一种模拟的状态。
很好。
是的。
是的,因为她才四岁。
然后你最近又和布莱克聊了聊。
那个孩子多大了?
那是因为发生了性关系。
而且我们-- 没错,我们-- 仅供参考。
...
她两岁了。
嗯哼。
是的,所以她刚满两岁。
所以你只- 有过两次性关系?
就两次,是的。
是的。
这是一份雇佣工作。
你知道,所以,你知道。
这只是临床操作。
是的。
希望很快能有第三次。
...
他们说你需要做- 任何你想成为
专家的事情,需要花10,000个小时,所以--
那是真的。
那是在阿加西的书里看到的,对吧?
是的,我想那是- 马尔科姆·格拉德威尔写的。
哦,对的。
你说的对。
好吧,那你去阿布扎比做什么?
我正在拍电影。
我正在拍摄一部名为“6 Underground”的电影。
你在那里待了多久?
我在那里待了--
好吧,我们在世界各地。
但阿布扎比的部分- 大约六周。
而且这非常有趣。
你知道,这很有意思。
把我的孩子们带到- 一个全新的文化中,这很酷。
你在那里做了什么?
嗯,我们在那里过感恩节,- 这,你知道,可能--
我不知道那是否是- 五月花号的首选。
但我们在那里过感恩节。
所以在完全不同的- 国家过感恩节,
在一个不庆祝感恩节的地方,这有点意思。
但我们四处走动- 并且四处看看,
尽可能多地了解- 这个地方。
我的意思是,我们的- 两个孩子都在那里。
所以我们希望他们- 尽可能多地看到东西。
但我喜欢那里。
我实际上非常- 喜欢那里。
我有一些空闲时间,- 可以四处逛逛。
I had a bit of time off and got to kind of cruise around.
最后,我稍微- 搞砸了一点,因为我去--
电影的最后一部分-
我整个时间都在戴帽子。
所以我决定去剪个头发。
但我去了一个像- 在购物中心里的理发店。
这--而且你拍过电影。
你不能在没有他们- 监督的情况下剪头发。
是的,有- 连续性问题。
是的。
是的。
这真是太神奇了。
And it was just amazing.
看起来好像有人用- 搓澡巾剪我的头发。
就像他们只是- 随便地,
为什么你要这么做?
或者用锤子。
我不知道。
我--
片场里没有人能帮你剪头发吗?
有,但我有- 差不多一个星期的空闲时间。
就像,好吧,我要回家了。
我还有一个半小时- 才能拍完整部电影。
我不如去剪个- 糟糕的头发。
我做了。
这很有趣。
我想带一张照片,但- 我把它放在家里的笔记本电脑上了。
我想我的手机自动- 把照片删了,只是
为了保护我。
所以当时没有- 镜子在你面前吗?
有。
而且当时,感觉- 一切都在慢动作中发生。
我当时想,这不会--
我会没事的。
不可能看起来这么糟糕。
镜子起作用了。
但没有,它真的很糟糕。
这有点有趣。
你知道,我喜欢- 这样一段时间。
我的女儿很生气。
我猜是这样。
是的,这太棒了。
还有布莱克呢?
哦,是的。
是的。
因为她只是为了你的外貌- 才嫁给你的,我确定。
100%。
100%。
所以如果你失去了它,- 你就一无所有了。
是的,她不是为了我的- 斯坦尼斯拉夫斯基表演法而嫁给我的。
我告诉你这么多。
所以听说你的- 邻居是玛莎·斯图尔特。
是这样吗?
是的,我们是。
是的。
好的。
所以圣诞节,- 你怎么和她竞争
呢?
因为她肯定会- 装饰-- 你会装饰吗?
不,我一点也不会。
我甚至不会- 尝试去做。
如果我装饰,整个- 房子就会像,
我不知道。
像旧口水之类的东西。
就像没有--
我没有那种感觉。
但我的妻子,布莱克--
你显然不知道怎么- 装饰,如果你用口水的话。
显然。
她很擅长。
我希望有一天- 能够创造,比如,
一个竞争,我们- 就像--
你应该。
所以圣诞节对你来说- 肯定很有趣,因为你有孩子,
那是一个- 非常美好的时光。
是的,这很棒。
我喜欢它。
而且你似乎--
我的意思是,你把- 你的女儿自己带到这里。
所以你喜欢当爸爸。
我喜欢它。
这真的让我- 成为一个更好的人,我想。
你知道吗?
我有点怀念- 以前的糟糕。
...
是的。
很难。
就像,你知道,每个人- 都有-- 这总是是一种挑战。
两个孩子,就像,你知道。
我把眨眼看作- 一天中微小的休息。
但你知道,这是梦想。
But you know, it's the dream.
你知道,这是最好的。
他们就像我的伙伴。
我喜欢它。
所以《死侍2》- 告诉我们--
他们对这部电影做了一些- 特殊的事情,对吧?
是的。
我知道很多父母- 来找我,问我,
他们是否会- 推出死侍的PG-13版。
因为父母- 和成年人,包括我自己,
都想看- 可以和孩子一起观看的内容。
你知道,这样也- 很有趣。
所以这个版本的死侍- 正是这样。
我的意思是,我- 和我的女儿看过《冰雪奇缘》很多次了。
...
人们不知道这一点。
很多父母- 都不知道这一点。
如果你倒放- 《冰雪奇缘》,它会
实际上是- 《驱魔人》的逐帧重拍。
这显然会- 激怒很多父母。
所以我很兴奋- 关于死侍2的PG-13剪辑版。
因为这不仅- 是一部非常有趣的电影,
而且这是一个- 非常好的事业。
我们与Fudge Cancer- 合作。
我们现在称之为- Fudge Cancer。
尽管它实际上- 叫做--
其他东西。
Fudge Cancer。
是的,你也可以在- letsfcancer.com上查看它,
我相信。
所以每张售出的- 票款的一部分将捐给这个组织。
将捐给那个组织。
这太棒了。
是的。
很好。
...
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重点词汇

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词汇 含义

naturally

/ˈnætʃərəli/

B1
  • adverb
  • - 自然地 (zìrán dì)

jet-lagged

/ˈdʒet læɡd/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 时差反应 (shíchā fǎnyìng)

flight

/flaɪt/

A2
  • noun
  • - 飞行 (fēixíng)

inhale

/ɪnˈheɪl/

B1
  • verb
  • - 吸入 (xīrù)

analog

/ˈænəlɒɡ/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 模拟的 (mónǐ de)

mercenary

/ˈmɜːrsənəri/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 雇佣兵的 (gùyōngbīng de)

clinical

/ˈklɪnɪkəl/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 临床的 (línchuáng de)

expert

/ˈeks.pɜːrt/

B2
  • noun
  • - 专家 (zhuānjiā)

portion

/ˈpɔːrʃən/

B1
  • noun
  • - 部分 (bùfèn)

culture

/ˈkʌltʃər/

B1
  • noun
  • - 文化 (wénhuà)

Thanksgiving

/ˌθæŋksˈɡɪvɪŋ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 感恩节 (gǎn'ēn jié)

absorb

/əbˈsɔːrb/

B1
  • verb
  • - 吸收 (xīshōu)

cruise

/kruːz/

B1
  • verb
  • - 巡游 (xúnyóu)

supervising

/ˈsuːpərvaɪzɪŋ/

B2
  • verb
  • - 监督 (jiāndū)

continuity

/ˌkɒntɪˈnjuːɪti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 连续性 (liánxù xìng)

sensibility

/ˌsensɪˈbɪləti/

C1
  • noun
  • - 敏感性 (mǐngǎn xìng)

horrible

/ˈhɒrɪbl/

B1
  • adjective
  • - 可怕的 (kěpà de)

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  • We just got back from the Middle East, from Abu Dhabi.

    ➔ 现在完成时

    ➔ “We just got back” 使用现在完成时来表示刚刚完成的动作。

  • So she's naturally a little jet-lagged.

    ➔ 副词位置

    ➔ 副词“naturally”放在“is”之后,修饰动词,强调她时差反应的原因。

  • I carry a blow dart, so [SPITS] you know, she's--

    ➔ 感叹词

    ➔ 声音效果“[SPITS]”作为感叹词,为句子增添强调或中断效果。

  • We try to keep it kind of analog.

    ➔ 不定代词

    ➔ 短语“kind of”作为不定代词,使陈述变得柔和,不那么绝对。

  • That happened from sex.

    ➔ 介词短语

    ➔ 介词短语“from sex”表示事件的原因或来源。

  • They say you need to do 10,000 hours of anything you want to be an expert at, so--

    ➔ 从属连词

    ➔ 连词“so”用于引入前一个陈述的结果或后果。

  • I think that was the Malcolm Gladwell one.

    ➔ 关系代词

    ➔ 关系代词“that”用于指代之前提到的书。

  • It looked like somebody had cut my hair with a loofah.

    ➔ 过去完成时

    ➔ 过去完成时“had cut”用于描述在另一个过去动作之前发生的动作。

  • Because she just married you for your looks, I'm sure.

    ➔ 反语

    ➔ 短语“Because she just married you for your looks”使用反语来暗示相反的意思,强调幽默。

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