Gwyneth Paltrow and Timothée Chalamet Talk Tomato DNA, Tron: Legacy, and Music Recs in the Latest Off the Cuff

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00:00What's the most niche fact about table tennis you learned in the making of this film?

00:04I didn't learn anything about table tennis.

00:06All right, let's say honest.

00:07I just watched you play it.

00:09You were very impressive, but I learned no facts.

00:12I love an honest Gwyneth.

00:15What's up, Vogue?

00:16This is Timothee Chalamet.

00:17And I'm Gwyneth Paltrow.

00:18And this is Off the Cuff.

00:20Okay, round one, icebreakers.

00:22What's an interesting fact you learned recently?

00:24I learned recently that tomatoes have more DNA than human beings.

00:30How'd you learn that?

00:31I think because I was planting heirloom tomatoes, and I started to read about tomatoes.

00:37And that's what it said.

00:38I would not have guessed that at all.

00:41What's the last movie you watched?

00:43It might have been Tron Legacy on the flight back from Abu Dhabi with Jeff Bridges and Garrett Hedlund and Olivia Wilde.

00:51Wow, never heard of it.

00:52Great Daft Punk score.

00:53Oh, cool.

00:55What was the first album you bought?

00:57Ooh, the Go-Go's first album, which was called, I can't remember, but it had Our Lips Are Sealed on it.

01:05Are you a Go-Go's fan?

01:06No.

01:07This is a lot.

01:08That's the first album you bought with your own money?

01:10Yes.

01:10Okay.

01:11Yeah.

01:11What was the first album you got just in life?

01:14Maybe Michael Jackson?

01:15Bad?

01:16No, Honey.

01:17I don't know.

01:19Bad.

01:19Is that later or early?

01:21Let's skip to the next question.

01:22Okay, all right.

01:22What is your go-to song that you sing in the car?

01:26Probably like, um...

01:28Do you go musical?

01:29Do you go R&B?

01:30Do you go rap?

01:32These days it's been Lady by D'Angelo.

01:34Oh.

01:34It's D'Angelo.

01:35Okay.

01:36When I want to sing, I usually put on Bonnie Raitt.

01:39Who?

01:40Bonnie Raitt.

01:41I probably...

01:42No, I don't know.

01:43She's an amazing, like, kind of Americana singer, and she has the most beautiful voice.

01:49I'll text you a song.

01:49Do you know Way's Blood?

01:51Who?

01:51Way's Blood.

01:52What's that?

01:53She's kind of like in the Lana Del Rey world a little bit.

01:54That's like Americana.

01:55She did a voice on Marty Supreme.

01:57She, like, did some of the background vocals.

01:59But I'm going to check out...

02:01Bonnie Raitt.

02:02And I'm going to check out...

02:03Way's Blood.

02:04When is the last time you caused chaos by accident?

02:07I think that should be a question for you.

02:09Okay.

02:09Except it wouldn't be by accident, would it?

02:11Oh, remember when you went to the Timothee Chalamet look-alike contest?

02:14Yep, that was on purpose.

02:15But maybe that's not by accident.

02:16That was on purpose.

02:17Trying to think, when I caused chaos?

02:19I mean, under what circumstance would I cause chaos?

02:22I made a terrible dinner the other night by accident.

02:26What was on the menu?

02:28Well, it was, like, just supposed to be roast chicken, and I totally biffed it.

02:33That sounds simple, though.

02:35I know, exactly.

02:36I was doing, like, a wardrobe fitting for all this press and everything.

02:39You're supposed to put it in at room temperature, and I put it in cold, and it made it kind

02:42of rubbery.

02:43How did it come out badly?

02:44Oh, rubbery.

02:44Okay.

02:45Wasn't good.

02:45Like, undercooked?

02:46No, just, like, the texture was weird.

02:48Oh, it was like, okay.

02:48All right.

02:49And that was chaos to me.

02:50Round two, getting personal.

02:53Oh!

02:53What is the funniest moment we have had together?

02:56I liked seeing you get a little impatient sometimes, because you carried a voice of authority,

03:03which was refreshing.

03:06Even as one of the lead characters in the movie, I don't feel like I could ever, you know,

03:10say, like, guys, what the hell are we doing?

03:12Yeah.

03:13What is taking so long?

03:14And Gwyneth's frustration was guttural.

03:16I think what people don't understand is when you're doing a scene and it's intense, it's

03:19like, you want to keep going.

03:21On this movie in particular, there was a lot of chill.

03:24Darius Ganji, the cinematographer, was a legend, and we had a lot of people that were demanding

03:30space, and then, you know, the time for us to get tacked on camera, we'd get lost in

03:34the cracks a little bit.

03:35But you always spoke up.

03:36I thought that was great, and that would give me a laugh, because I'd go, wow, Gwyneth,

03:38Gwyneth's got to go home.

03:39She got stuff to do.

03:41She does.

03:41She had a helicopter to catch to go to Wildflower Farms.

03:43She does, definitely.

03:44Okay.

03:44Okay, what is your go-to comfort food when you're off set?

03:49It'll be, like, Southern Comfort.

03:50Like, I pretend like I'm from Baton Rouge or something, you know.

03:53I'll have, like, mac and cheese and fried chicken.

03:57Biscuits.

03:58Biscuits.

03:59Collard greens.

04:00Collard greens.

04:00Okra.

04:01Okra.

04:02And that'll fill me up for two days, because I'm a thin guy, so.

04:06When you're working, are you careful about what you eat?

04:09Yeah, definitely.

04:09Increasingly, as I get older, I feel like in my early 20s, mid-20s, you can kind of just,

04:13and now I'm, like, very, it's just, now it's, like, pathetic, you know.

04:17I'll have, like, a cheat night that's, you know, not anything crazy, and I'm out, you know.

04:22Tell us a little-known fact about you.

04:23I have a very raunchy sense of humor that not a lot of people see or hear.

04:28Yeah, I can guess that.

04:29What is one thing we disagree on?

04:32I think we have a cordial, respectful relationship.

04:35I mean, we've never had an overt disagreement.

04:38No.

04:39No.

04:39No, that'd be hilarious.

04:40I think we, uh...

04:42That'd be awesome.

04:42On set, screaming.

04:43For who?

04:44Just screaming at each other on set, that'd be...

04:45That would be horrible.

04:46That would help the movie.

04:47I would be traumatized.

04:48That would sell tickets.

04:50All right, round three, Marty Supreme, let's see.

04:51What was your first day on set like?

04:54My first day was our costume test, but do you think they mean the real first day?

04:57Yeah, what was your first shoot day?

04:59Was it together?

05:00Oh, yeah, you were there.

05:01Yeah, that was your first day?

05:02That was my first day.

05:03That whole play sequence?

05:04That whole play sequence was my first day, which actually was a blessing because I was

05:08nervous, and I started in theater, so when I was like, I felt, ah, okay, at least I'm

05:14on, you know, on the stage, like it...

05:16That's an interesting one to start with.

05:17You started pretending you were in a play.

05:20Yeah.

05:20And were you happy to be there, or did you have any buyer's remorse or accepting remorse?

05:24I was so happy to be there.

05:26I felt nervous, but then very quickly, I was like, oh, this is fun.

05:30Like, we're blocking a play, and there was a lot of sort of freedom.

05:33Like, I was like, where do I stand?

05:35And he's like, fuck that, just, you know, whatever.

05:37And I was like, oh, my God.

05:39That kind of freedom was exhilarating, but also a little scary.

05:43And then that was that hilarious part where you came out and did the...

05:46That was so fun.

05:47That was really...

05:48That was where I laughed.

05:49I broke a few times during that scene.

05:51That whole play would make me laugh.

05:52That play.

05:53When you guys did it.

05:54And Fred was amazing.

05:55You're a co-star.

05:56Did you have a moment where you went back in your trailer and you looked at the mirror

05:59and you went, I'm back, baby?

06:01No.

06:01Okay.

06:02I did not do that.

06:03Okay.

06:03No.

06:04I would have done that.

06:04What's something unexpected you did to prepare for your role in Marty Supreme?

06:09A lot of videos of watching giraffes have a certain elongated posture and way of...

06:16Is this a true story?

06:17Yeah.

06:18I mean, if you really watch the movie closely, you'll see that there are moments, you know,

06:22mid-scene where all elongate.

06:26I'm serious.

06:27Kat, what's the connection between, like, why were you personifying a giraffe?

06:31Because that's the original logo on any ITTF World Championship balls.

06:38I always had a giraffe on them.

06:39And then there's only a recent thing where they took all the giraffes off.

06:42How involved were you in selecting your characters?

06:43Am I being punked?

06:44How involved were you in selecting your character's wardrobe?

06:46I would say the regular amount.

06:49I love clothes.

06:51I love costumes.

06:53And I do feel like the costumes are sort of at least part of the battle.

06:58I love to really feel like I'm inhabiting the character when I'm in the costume.

07:01But you had amazing costumes in this, right?

07:03Incredible.

07:03And Miyako was great, right?

07:04Miyako was unbelievable.

07:06She, I mean, it was basically like we just looked through a lot of pictures and then we

07:10tried on, like, a million vintage different suits and then we just talked about it.

07:15But, I mean, she is just so extraordinarily talented.

07:18Yeah, hugely.

07:20Which one of Marty's fits was your favorite?

07:23What does that mean?

07:24The, uh, come on, Gwyneth, you know that.

07:27Fits?

07:28Like outfits?

07:29It's an acronym.

07:30What is it?

07:31You know fits.

07:31I don't.

07:32My favorite Marty Supreme outfit was the mint.

07:35Wait, hold on.

07:36What's the acronym of fit?

07:38It's like, I can't tell you if there's, I guess, there's an initiation.

07:44Next question.

07:45No, no.

07:46My favorite Marty Supreme outfit was the fresh mint short sleeve tee sweater, like so, over

07:52it.

07:52Very fresh.

07:53What did you wear that in?

07:54That's in the lunch sequence with Kevin O'Leary in Paris.

07:58That was one of my first days shooting and I was still walking around outside with,

08:01you know, Josh would fuck up my eyes to put real glasses on them and I could, I was walking

08:06outside in New York, I really couldn't see a thing.

08:08But at least you had a good outfit on.

08:09I had a good outfit.

08:10Or a good fit, excuse me.

08:11Come on, come on, lock it in.

08:15What is this look from?

08:17That's, uh, oh, it's like embarrassing to know so quickly.

08:20It was like a pre-SAG Awards party.

08:22I was like 16 or 17.

08:23I got tomato sauce on my face in that picture because I didn't know there was going to be any

08:26pictures, so I literally have like tomato sauce on my, um, there you go.

08:30If you look closely, yeah, I got tomato sauce on the, on the left side of my face there.

08:34And this one?

08:36Oh, I know what that is.

08:37In fact, I still have that.

08:38That is from, I went to a premiere.

08:41I feel like I've seen this.

08:42Oh, that's very 90s.

08:44Yeah.

08:44This is a, this is a Pinterest favorite right here.

08:48Do you ever feel like, uh, wow, I was, I am representative of the coolest generation

08:53in, in Hollywood and all that?

08:55I don't generally think that, but.

08:58You don't look in the mirror and go, I'm back, baby.

09:01No.

09:01Do you?

09:02You know, I think we're slacking.

09:03You guys were all killing it.

09:05The 90s had a good, we had a good vibe going.

09:07Unbelievable.

09:08It was fun.

09:09Do you feel like it's hard for things not to feel referential now?

09:12Yes, extremely.

09:13I wonder why that is.

09:14Because I've seen everything before.

09:16There you go.

09:17Did you get a converse idea from someone?

09:19No.

09:20I was my own stylist.

09:21I didn't, there were no stylists back then.

09:23And, you know, yeah.

09:24Super fresh.

09:25Like, like when I would do a red carpet, I would literally get lookbooks from designers

09:29and go through and pick out stuff.

09:31And it was fun.

09:32It was like very lo-fi.

09:34And I think it was so you could really express your style.

09:37Very Gen X, you know, it's like we're, we're, we're too cool to try that hard.

09:42That was sort of the vibe.

09:43What about this?

09:47Huh.

09:47Oh, I know who this is.

09:49Oh, is that Marty Reisman?

09:50It is.

09:51Okay.

09:51Marty Reisman.

09:52What a cool guy.

09:53Damn.

09:54Fresh.

09:54Okay.

09:55And finally, this one.

09:58Oh!

09:58You know who this is.

09:59It's Kevin.

10:00This is Kevin.

10:00Yeah.

10:01And his dual watches.

10:03Dual watches.

10:04Wait, can you remind me why his character wore two watches?

10:06Because he wears two watches.

10:07He just wanted, and those were like his personal watches in the movie.

10:10And as he said to me, if these make it in the movie, they're going to go up in value.

10:13Oh yeah, because he's a collector.

10:15He's a collector.

10:16Okay, round four, lightning round.

10:18Read receipts, on or off?

10:19Off.

10:20Off, yeah.

10:21Like where it says red under text?

10:22No, no.

10:23Yeah.

10:24What about you?

10:24Off.

10:25Off.

10:25That's an interesting psychological profile when people do that.

10:28And it's not the same type of person.

10:29There's a variety of person.

10:30This is supposed to be a lightning round.

10:32Cool, let's go.

10:33Script or improv?

10:34Both.

10:36Now or later?

10:37Like the candy?

10:40Later.

10:40Oh my God, later candy.

10:42Later, later.

10:44Text or call?

10:46Call.

10:47Oh, old fashioned.

10:49Sweet or savory?

10:51Savory.

10:52Never or forever?

10:53Forever.

10:54Oh.

10:55New York or LA?

10:57Ooh, tough, tough, tough.

10:58Damn.

11:00What about you?

11:01No loyalty.

11:02New York.

11:03Yeah, so what?

11:04Yeah, but aren't you...

11:06I grew up in New York.

11:07Oh, you did?

11:08Yeah.

11:08I was born here, but I mostly grew up in New York.

11:10See, I just, I think of the Architectural Digest.

11:13I think of the house tour, Queen of California.

11:17Oh, last one.

11:18Okay.

11:19Yes or no?

11:21Yes.

11:21Okay.

11:22Yes, like the Jim Carrey film.

11:23He's very, he's a go-getter, guys.

11:25Yes, exactly.

11:27Vogue, thank you for having us.

11:29Thanks for having us, Vogue.

11:30See you next time.

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