- There's no bad time for Bride Wars, it's just so good.
And -
- I think it should be in the criterion collection,
you know, it's,
and I think films (audience laughing)
that everyone should be studying it.
- Did it make the AFI list this year?
I didn't see it there,
but it sounds like
from Drew's review, - Pending.
- It really should've been on there.
Yeah, I wish the reviewers were as kind as Drew Barrymore.
- I absolutely love it.
And also you guys both have very prolific careers
in that you both have your podcast, Bitch Sesh,
and How Did This Get Made?
You collaborate with each other,
you write, you act, you work with fellow comedians.
I mean, this is not only looks like so much fun
from the outside looking in,
but what you put out into the world is necessary.
I need comedy,
it is my breakfast, lunch and dinner.
It is my Lexapro, I'm on that too,
but I love, I need to,
at 20 milligrams right now,
I like could stick a fork in my leg, I wouldn't feel it.
- Listen, I'm on a cocktail right now.
That's keeping me keeping a smile on my face.
(audience laughing)
- Well, that's what you do with your guys's work.
Do you have so much fun making it to put it out there?
- We do, honestly. - Oh my, yes.
- I think, yes, I mean, I do such important work,
you know, on my podcast talking about the Real Housewives
and poignant work in that sphere.
And, but I think getting to work with June my whole career
and trying to write, not to be cheesy,
but truly trying to write stories for women
and just entertain, good old fashioned entertain,
especially in these times,
I do love to do that and love to make people laugh
and I do think we need it, bad in my Welbutrin, you know,
we need it. (audience laughing)
- Drew, you should just put on like the Kyron
instead of saying like June and Casey,
it should just say the doses of antidepressants
we're all on. (audience laughing)
I do think that comedy is so important,
And you know, Casey and I have been best friends
since we were 18.
We've known each other since freshman year of college
and we just always found, - So five years.
- We've known each other five years.
- Yeah, that's just about five years ago.
And we just have fun together.
And Bride Wars was the first job we ever had
in the entertainment industry.
We tell this story a lot, - June, June,
sorry to cut you off, June. - Casey and I -
- June, I'm so sorry to cut you off,
my first job was a bloated stomach commercial, go on.
- I'm sorry, I forgot about that.
- You know what?
I don't think there's anything
that's more important to me in my life.
In fact, the very first, you know,
segment of this show that I am so lucky to do,
I asked my two girlfriends to come join me,
Lucy Liu and Cameron Diaz.
Like my money is where my mouth is,
my girlfriends who I get to do things with,
who I get to laugh with, live life with,
love with, be honest, make jokes, create with.
That's the dream.
And when I look at you guys outside,
I just am marveling at what you're doing.
I'm a huge fan girl
and I just am cheering you on
and I want to be in your club anytime you'll have me.
(audience clapping)
- Thank you for saying that.
I appreciate you saying that.
- Well, I got June, you could probably sell anybody anything
because the way that you spoke about womanhood
and being alive and being a mom
and trying to get it all done
was so relatable and inspiring
that it was the perfect segue into the Jane club
and this is the perfect segue into the fact
that we have four moms in our virtual friends and family,
while our VFFs with two BFFs
who are going to get memberships,
Gwinette, Tamika, Gina, and Erin,
and June is gifting you each (audience clapping)
six months worth of memberships.
- Oh my gosh, I'm so excited.
I'm so thrilled that you all are joining us there.
- I also love, I need to be deep and meaningful
and I need to lighten it up.
So I want to talk about the real
and what makes it all worth it
and it sounds like the Jane club is the perfect place
to do that, June and Casey, thank you so much.
You can catch Casey on Showtime's Black Monday
and check out June's amazing organization, the Jane club,
and also you're still on Grace and Frankie.
I'm going to tell you Netflix doesn't mess around,
even a successful show, they'll kill it after three seasons,
you're going into season seven?
- Well that's really, yes, we, well,
we are one of their first comedies.
I'm so proud to be in a show that talks about women aging
also in all of their,
in their hilariousness, their sexuality, their friendship.
It's really, it's such a special show.
- Well, maybe you and Casey
should do a show about how you both sold your soul
to the devil to look younger by the day.
- Yes, yes. - Thank you Drew, I'm on it.
Thank you.
- Well, I'll be thinking about you guys tomorrow morning
when I take my dose.
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