Olivia Munn responde todas las preguntas de Internet

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Olivia Munn empezó su carrera como presentadora en un programa de televisión, después de mudarse a Los Ángeles y trabajar en The Daily Show with John Stewart, Munn consiguió un papel en la serie The Newsroom en donde estuvo durante sus tres temporadas protagonizando a Sloan Sabbith.   Munn ha aparecido en películas como Date Night, Iron Man 2, X-Men: Apocalypse y Love Wedding Repeat, ha tenido una trayectoria profesional bastante diversa. Además de su carrera Olivia Munn también es activista ha participado en varias campañas para PETA, públicamente ha apoyado a los movimientos Me Too y Time's Up y también es cinta negra en Taekwondo.  En este video Munn entra de incógnito a diferentes plataformas de redes sociales para contestar las preguntas de algunos de los usuarios, nos habla sobre su experiencia trabajando con Aaron Sorkin, nos comparte que es una gamer y corrige algunos datos equivocados de Wikipedia.

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00:00Hey, I'm Olivia Munn and I am going undercover on the internet.

00:04This is actually me.

00:09Oh, that's not me.

00:11Oh, the internet.

00:13Twitter.

00:16No, seriously, it's actually me.

00:19It is.

00:20So Olivia Munn as a reporter in Iron Man 2, how does she become Psylocke?

00:25Was she Psylocke the whole time waiting for Apocalypse to show up?

00:29That is a great question.

00:30I actually did a different cameo in Iron Man 2.

00:32A girl who was hooking up with Iron Man with Tony Stark and something happened and they

00:37had to reshoot it.

00:38And Jon Favreau called and said, you know, we'd still love for you to be in the movie.

00:42He's like, I've got a couple of different things.

00:43And I asked, well, can we actually pick a real Marvel character?

00:46Somebody actually from the world.

00:47So that's how we picked my character as a reporter, as a small, small, if you like lean down to

00:52get your popcorn, you'd miss me.

00:54But then I remember later on, my manager told me that Marvel, they don't like to replicate

00:58you in a different character.

00:59And I was like, but nobody, it's just a small role.

01:02It's just a thing.

01:03But he was like, yeah, they're pretty, pretty strict on that.

01:07But I got around that because Marvel didn't have the X-Men universe at the time.

01:11And when they approached me with Psylocke, I was able to do it.

01:13I love your theory for why I was able to do Iron Man 2 and Psylocke.

01:17And I agree.

01:18Yes, it was because Psylocke was just waiting for Apocalypse the whole time.

01:22And she was undercover as the reporter in Iron Man 2.

01:25I believe that.

01:26The internet.

01:27You guys come up with some good, good shit.

01:30Does it frighten you how crazy some folks get over comic to movie adaptations?

01:34No, because I get like that too.

01:36I think that people wouldn't get so crazy if it was just a really great movie.

01:40When I was doing X-Men, I was actually surprised that the director and the writer didn't even

01:45know that Psylocke had a twin brother.

01:47And I had to talk to them about a lot of different things about Psylocke and some other parts

01:51of the world that they didn't know.

01:52And that, as a fan, was very frustrating.

01:56Yep.

01:57I answered that one, right?

02:03I actually miss Attack of the Show every single day.

02:05It was my favorite job by far.

02:07I was really addicted to Call of Duty.

02:09And I kind of got into some Assassin's Creed.

02:11I'm trying to get into Overwatch now.

02:13But, you know, I have a laptop, but I, you know, need to be on an actual desktop to play.

02:17And I got rid of them because I was just, you know, too obsessive with it at certain

02:21points.

02:22Done.

02:23Next.

02:24Reddit.

02:25One of the most interesting places in the world with the most interesting people.

02:29How is working with Aaron Sorkin scripts different than other scripts?

02:32Best thing you learned on the set of Newsroom.

02:34Aaron Sorkin scripts are different than every other script out there.

02:38It's just strikingly different.

02:39It's hard to say the best thing.

02:40The first one that comes to my mind was one time I was having a hard time getting this

02:44line out.

02:45And Sam Waterston comes up to me and says, you know, what's, what's going on?

02:48I said, I just can't get this line out.

02:49And he just circled the word and he said, no, you'll never mess up again because now I've

02:53pointed out to you and now you'll know exactly where it is and you'll just kind of maneuver

02:56around it.

02:57And he was right.

02:58And I've actually used that for myself many, many times since.

03:01What do you think Sloane Sabbath would be up to in 2019?

03:04I think she'd be kicking ass and taking names.

03:07If I had a microphone, I'd drop it.

03:09If I could drop this one, I would, but I can't.

03:12Wikipedia.

03:13God love you.

03:14Although the family relocated many times, Mun was predominantly raised on Yokota Air Base

03:19near Tachikawa in Tokyo, Japan, where her stepfather was stationed.

03:22During this time, she appeared in a number of local theater productions and later became

03:26a model in the Japanese fashion industry.

03:28I did grow up on Yokota Air Base in Tokyo where my stepfather was stationed.

03:35I never did any local theater in Japan and I was not a model ever in the history of ever

03:42have I ever been a model.

03:44And it comes up, but I'm not.

03:47Trust.

03:48I think Wikipedia is amazing for history, like really old history.

03:53But when it comes to people, I just know from my own personal experience

03:58that there's a lot of stuff on my Wikipedia that's just not true.

04:00And I've had people, legit journalists, quote stuff from here.

04:04And they shouldn't.

04:05Instagram.

04:09I didn't know you knew Taekwondo.

04:11What degree are you, black belt?

04:12That's a very good guess.

04:13Yes, I am a black belt in Taekwondo.

04:15I had to take Taekwondo from the age of four up until we got to black belt.

04:19That was everyone in my family.

04:20I'm one of five kids and we all had to do that.

04:23This is my very good friend, Karin, and she was my trainer during X-Men.

04:28So that's a long-winded answer to your question.

04:32And replied.

04:33Whoa!

04:34Do you have to do your own stunts?

04:35LOL.

04:36Hope it looks worse than it feels.

04:37That is when I was learning how to do my sword and when you're spinning it.

04:41I actually was using a real metal sword that was not sharp.

04:44And I kept spinning it and hitting my leg over and over.

04:47That actually just felt like progress to me.

04:50Next.

04:51Your skin is so beautiful.

04:53Thanks.

04:54It's goals.

04:55Do you recommend any certain dietary practices?

04:57Yes.

04:58I drink a lot of water.

04:59Half of your body weight in ounces a day.

05:01And people think that they drink a lot of water, but they don't.

05:03I actually have bottles of water and I number them at the top so that I know how many I have drank for that day.

05:09So that's what I would do.

05:12And stay away from sugar.

05:13What's next?

05:14What did you get on the ACT?

05:16SAT?

05:17I did not take the SAT.

05:18And the ACT, I don't remember.

05:21I got whatever I needed to get into the University of Oklahoma.

05:24And then I never looked back.

05:26Cora.

05:27What defined Olivia Munn's acting style?

05:32I don't know.

05:35YouTube.

05:37Wasn't she on a show called Attack of the Nuns?

05:43I want to be.

05:46I'm gonna sell that to Amazon.

05:48Back to Wikipedia.

05:50See if anything has changed.

05:51If it's, you know, accurate now.

05:53In regard to her faith and work in Deliverance from Evil, Munn has said that,

05:56I didn't believe in the supernatural before this movie.

05:58However, the viewing of footage from the New York City Police Department of Real Life Exorcisms changed her mind.

06:03And she has stated that, quote, I'm a full believer now.

06:06Yes.

06:07I believe.

06:09IMDB.

06:11Competed in a World Championship Rock Paper Scissors tournament.

06:14IMDB, that is correct.

06:16Yep.

06:17I went to Toronto to compete in a World Championship Rock Paper Scissors tournament.

06:22And I, if I remember correctly, I got into the top 30 out of a thousand.

06:27Maybe it was top 60.

06:28Either way, I, in my head, I was in the top 30.

06:31And I learned a lot.

06:32And I've taken it.

06:33I've taken that power with me to many elementary school yards.

06:37And just destroyed five-year-old dreams left and right.

06:41It's rewarding, actually.

06:43All right, that's it.

06:44That's actually me.

06:45I'm signing off the internet now.

06:47Goodbye.

06:52Thank you so much.

06:53All right.

06:55There you are.

06:56Let's go ahead одной.

06:57Go into the house.

06:58Let's go ahead and get up on the left.

07:05Go into the house.

07:07See now.

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07:11The�용 and galaxy, save up against you.

07:12All right.

07:13We are creating alignment.

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