Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton Teach Kentucky and Aussie Slang | Vanity Fair
Jennifer Lawrence and Joel Edgerton teach each other slang words from their respective birthplaces, Kentucky and Australia.
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I'm an Aussie and I've never heard half of these words 💀
"It's a non-motorized snow vehicle." "Ok, that's no way to talk about penguins."
as an Australian i am proud to say that most of our slang makes no sense
Still waiting for the first American in the history of the world to do an even remotely accurate Aussie accent.
i dont like it when they rush through these and dont explain the meanings in more detail but i suppose i should expect that, theyre actors not linguists.
She talked over him too much.
Is it just me, or are Joel's hands really big??
Okay well I’m Australian and I didn’t know any of those.
I love that she actually pronounced Louisville correctly. She’s a true Kentuckian!!!
Bless her. She said Louisville correctly. <3
Joel Edgerton is definitely one of the most underrated Aussie celebs out there
So nobody's gonna talk about how she said/slayed him with "Not to your face!" at
Yeah I thought a toboggan was a snow thing like a sled
as a Canadian, we use Toboggan as a snow sled. maybe that's what he was thinking. Definitely not a hat ... that's a Toque, eh?!
"First of all, that's no way to talk about penguins."
"shark biscuit" would be hilarious slang for "leg" though
The eye contact of Jennifer Lawrence is charming!
my mood is jennifer lawrence having the same ootd in all press interviews
I love Jennifer she's always smiling and laughing, she seems fun to be around.
American: "No."