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Cringreworthy Awkward Actor Interviews Screen Rant. Hollywood makes all possible accommodations to be certain that actors are usually shown in their best light. Red carpets, late- night and daytime talk shows, press junkets, promotional tours… The opportunities are endless for actors to promote their projects and themselves. It takes a lot of physical and mental endurance to withstand a movie’s promotional tour. Blockbusters usually have worldwide premieres in different parts of the planet (which means lots of traveling), journalists are trying to make an impression with actors they don’t often see through a language barrier (which makes for strange interactions), and it is admittedly very hard to look excited while trying to find new ways to answer the same questions. So it is not surprising that, even when everything seems right and the posed questions are not even that difficult to answer, some actors star to stray off of their charming personas, making for very uncomfortable moments that are sometimes hilarious but always awkward.

The hours are long, the questions are repetitive, and the jetlag is real – actors are bound to “lose it” every now and then. Get ready to blush. These are 1. 6 Awkward Actor Interviews That Are Too Cringeworthy To Watch. TOM CRUISE VS. MATT LAUERA lot was going on with Tom Cruise in June of 2.

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To hash it all out, the actor went to NBC’s Today Show to have a sit- down interview with Matt Lauer and talk about his marriage to Katie Holmes, his involvement with Scientology, and his new movie War of the Worlds, directed by Steven Spielberg. Because Matt Lauer is a journalist, after giving ample space for War of the Worlds to be promoted, he decided to poke Tom Cruise with delicate questions about the actor’s views on mental health. The conversation quickly spun out of control and became extremely awkward as Cruise began to lecture Lauer in regards to his views on chemical imbalances and the use of drugs as supplements to treating those issues. Watch Morning Light Putlocker here.

Twelve years later, Matt Lauer stated during an interview with Watch What Happens Live’s Andy Cohen that he likes Tom Cruise and that the two of them have a good relationship. CARA DELEVIGNE FOR PAPER TOWNSThis Good Day Sacramento interview with Cara Delevigne to promote Paper Towns already started on the wrong foot as the host called the actress “Carla.”Cara – not Carla – was clearly not as excited as the Good Day Sacramento hosts to have a spirited chat about her work in Paper Towns at 8: 4. The actress was also clearly thrown off by the first question posed to her, in which she was asked if she had even read the John Green novel that inspired the film. Conversely, it seems like Cara’s low daytime energy and sarcastic humor were irritating the hosts. After a series of silly questions and sarcastic answers, the hosts called out Cara Delevigne for not being excited, which prompted the actress to jokingly defend herself, only to be called out again.

It all went downhill there as the hosts suggested that she should drink a Red Bull and implied that she was best known for a cameo in a Taylor Swift music video. Cara’s team decided to just cut off the transmission. THE FANTASTIC FOUR CAST2. Fantastic Four was surrounded by production drama before and after its release, so it probably shouldn’t come as a surprise that the film’s promotional tour was also filled with awkward interviews and problematic moments. The worst one of all happened in August of 2. Atlanta, GA radio personality Southside Steve interviewed Michael B.

Jordan, Kate Mara, and Jamie Bell, and started out by questioning how it was possible for Michael – an African- American actor – and Kate – a Caucasian actress – to be portraying the Fantastic Four siblings Johnny and Sue Storm. This matter had already been explained exhaustively by the production team behind 2.

Fantastic Four: in this film the characters were adopted siblings. The question felt out of place not only because of the interviewer’s tone of voice, but also because it had been answered time and time again before. SAD AFFLECKArguably the most well- known interview in the entire promotional campaign for Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, the “Sad Affleck” moment came from an otherwise harmless question posed by Yahoo Movies reporter Tom Butler. Actors Ben Affleck (who played Batman) and Henry Cavill (who played Superman) sat down with Yahoo for one more interview about DCEU’s Batman v Superman and had probably been asked a million times that day about the mixed reviews the film was getting. But while Cavill kept his cool and answered the question one more time, Affleck chose to just look down and remain quiet, creating one of the biggest memes of the summer of 2. BAD AFFLECKWhile the “Sad Affleck” moment was later explained as a misunderstanding, this 2.

Ben Affleck interview to promote the film Jersey Girl was just inexplicably awkward. As Affleck sat down with Canadian TV host Anne- Marie Losique to promote his new movie, the reporter ended up on his lap for the entire duration – all five minutes – while the actor smelled her neck, hugged her waist, mimicked her accent, and complimented her physique. Whether she was indeed interested or just nervous enough to not screw up an interview with an A- list actor, Anne- Marie Losique is seen seemingly reciprocating Ben Affleck’s advancements, which turned this interview into just five minutes of us watching them flirt with one another. Jersey Girl went on to make $3. JESSE EISENBERG IS NOT AMUSEDEither Jesse Eisenberg enjoys flirting in an aggressively sarcastic way, or he was just flat- out fed up with interviewer Romina Puga, host of a show called Say My Name. One way or another, this Now You See Me interview is unbearably awkward.

It all starts as Romina Puga calls Morgan Freeman by just his last name, to which Jesse Eisenberg sarcastically replies: “Freeman? Are you on a baseball team with him?” The actor later comes back to it, saying, “don’t call Morgan Freeman ‘Freeman’ like you’re in a little league softball team with him.” He also says that Romina is “the Carrot Top of interviewers” meaning that she is “horrible.”The interviewer later asks for Eisenberg to do a magic trick, and while he complies, he doesn’t seem very interested in entertaining her or even getting the trick right. What a mess of an interview! MILA KUNIS IN RUSSIANJustin Timberlake and Mila Kunis – who, by the way, is Ukrainian – went to Moscow, Russia on behalf of Sony Pictures to conduct a press conference for their latest film at the time, 2.

Friends With Benefits. And it was all perfectly normal until a Russian reporter decided to ask Timberlake, who is better known as a musician, why he is now in a movie.“Well, what would you rather have him do?” replies Mila Kunis, in fluent Russian, not even giving Justin Timberlake a chance to catch up to the interaction through the translation going on inside his ear piece. The actress later adds, “What kind of question is that? Why are YOU here?” and the room erupts with laughter and applause. The cringe- worthy and hilarious moment ends with Timberlake pointing to Kunis and naming the actress his bodyguard. SAMUEL L. JACKSON IS NOT LAURENCE FISHBURNENot all actors are willing to stay quiet or graciously let interviewers off the hook for making a mistake.

During a 2. 01. 4 interview with Samuel L. Jackson, KTLA reporter Sam Rubin started out by asking the actor about his Super Bowl commercial, which at the time made it obvious that he had just confused Jackson with actor Laurence Fishburne, who had done a The Matrix- inspired advertisement for a car manufacturer.

Samuel L. Jackson was not pleased, and while he did talk Robocop – the film he was there to promote – he did not let Sam Rubin off the hook, repeating several times that he was not Laurence Fishburne and that it was absurd for a Hollywood reporter to make such a problematic mistake. The interaction became one of the most awkward interviews in the history of entertainment media.