-You look fantastic.
Juno, thank you so much for being here.
-Thank you for having me. I'm so excited.
I can't believe this is all real.
-We have so much to talk about. -Mm-hmm.
-First off, I want to talk about "The Offer."
This is on Paramount+.
This is the story of how "The Godfather" got made.
I didn't know any of these stories going into it.
Did you? -No, neither did I.
I knew nothing.
Like, the fact that the amount of hurdles,
the amount of complications, the amount of [bleep]...
-Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
-...that was thrown at everybody.
-Even if you whisper it, you still can't say it.
Yeah, it's interesting.
-Of shindigs that were thrown at the production
that ultimately created one of the greatest films of all time
was something that, yeah, I really knew nothing about.
-Yeah. I, like -- I didn't know that --
I didn't know how important your --
-They didn't want Francis Ford Coppola, yes?
-They didn't want Francis Ford or Marlon Brando.
-No. And Al Pacino almost got fired.
These are all the people that I --
They make me want to do this job, you know?
-Isn't that wild? -Yeah, it was crazy.
-If you think about -- You never know what goes into
what and how much work goes into everything.
Like, that's "The Godfather."
-And the time and the passion and the persistence
and that Al Ruddy, played by the extraordinary Miles Teller --
-Yeah, he's great. -Just -- Yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ] I love him. I love him.
-Now, you two together, come on.
Can we just even talk about "Ted Lasso"
for a second, please?
-Yeah. -Congratulations.
It is a global -- [ Cheers and applause ]
Second Emmy nomination for you.
-It's so crazy. -Yeah.
What was it like, the first Emmys?
Did you go, "Oh, wow, this is a big deal" or
"People are starting to watch"?
-It was so surreal.
It was -- I think you never --
can ever guess that anything like that would happen.
And then the fact that the show got nominated a lot of times
last round of Emmys and that I got to go with
Hannah Waddingham, who is one of my best friends
in the entire world.
-She is amazing.
By the way, she can sing, by the way.
-She can sing. She can dance. She can cuddle.
She can make you laugh. She can make you cry.
She's got -- I love to just lay in her chest.
-Yeah. That's so funny. -Yeah
And we -- I waited for her, because she --
We arrived at different times.
And when we walked into the room,
our category was up first.
And I kid you not, she literately sat and went, "Up!"
And I was like, "You've got to go up.
Don't sit. Go, go."
And it was this immediate -- And then her speech.
-That was great.
Aww! You got such a good ca--
I mean, did you -- Backstage, you were saying,
"Yeah, I didn't know if I could be funny
or I didn't think that --" Like, you're a dramatic actor.
-I was known definitely more for --
Yes, you know, I've played, like, lesbian werewolves.
I've played -- -That will get you typecast.
Yeah.
-Yeah. Well, I've spent quite a lot of time in trailer parks,
too, you know, going through some [bleep]
-Yeah. -Some stuff.
-Whisper it. -Going through some stuff.
-Please, whisper it. Thank you.
Please, just if you're going to say it, whisper it, yeah.
It goes right under the censors. They don't even know.
-Whoo! -But who cast you?
Jason Sudeikis? -Well, he sent me a text.
And there was this moment where I thought, "Oh, gosh.
This is going to be awkward,
because I'm pretty sure he has text the wrong actress.
And I'm going to have to write back and be like,
"Yo, this is Juno Temple.
I don't know if you actually know who I am."
-Yeah. You sent the wrong text, but it sounds like a great part.
-Yeah, I'm super into reading it.
Yeah, yeah. Let's definitely talk about it later.
And it wasn't a mistake.
And I think that, you know, he has this ability
with a lot of people that were cast in the show
to see something in all of us that we didn't
necessarily think we had in us at all.
That being said, a lot of the times,
I'm telling jokes on "Ted Lasso."
I don't know they're a joke, so...
-Well, good. That adds to the mystique.
-Definitely. -Yeah.
-And also because we get a lot of ever-changing dialogue
and the fluidity of kind of keeping our brains working
and things like that.
Because Jason comes from the world that you do,
of "Saturday Night Live," where you guys are very quick at
learning anything that is handed in front of you,
where I am used to sticky-tab every single sentence
I'm going to say, and I highlight it with
matching highlighters to the sticky tab,
which tells me what day I'm shooting, when,
where my character's at, where it was two weeks ago.
It's a whole thing.
-No, all we do is look at the cue cards.
It's all written over there.
You've got to get cue cards. -Do you have some?
-You have to get cue cards, yeah.
-Can I take some?
-Juno, do you understand -- Like, do you feel
what you've done and what you're doing for the world?
Because people love you. I hope you know this.
Like, do people tell you how much they love you?
You're a part of their world.
Do people come up to you and say,
"Hey, thank you" or "I love you" or "You make me laugh"
or anything?
-Yeah. You know what? Sometimes, they do, actually.
And that's something that I -- With this show,
it feels so special because you get to go, "I'm a fan, too."
I love being a part of the show.
But there was this beautiful moment.
Me and Hannah were doing press for --
it was for Season 2 -- when we were filming Season 2,
so a lot of it was on Zoom.
And we were doing a Zoom thing.
And this lovely woman was interviewing us,
and she just said to us both that she was proud to show
this show to her daughter when she grew up
because it was so important to see two women who really
actually are best friends and who root for each other
in a way that is genuinely about seeing the other one
blossom and be the best that they can be
and support each other,
but also call each other out when necessary.
Your girlfriends are so important.
-I want to show a clip.
Here's Juno Temple in "Ted Lasso."
Take a look at this.
-That baby sucks.
-You don't have to say that to me.
-I'm not just saying it. I'm serious.
That baby's whack.
I hate it.
-I love you. -I love you, too.
I'm here for you, whatever you need.
-I know.
-I won't leave your side.
-Jones!
-Sassy! Oh, my God!
Oh! Hi!
-There you go right there. Juno Temple, everyone.
"Ted Lasso" is on Apple TV+.
Check out "The Offer" on Paramount+.
We'll be right back with a performance from Demi Lovato.
Stick around, everybody. Come on back.