#amy-poehler

#amy-poehler

"You were perfect. You got your line, and my character, Leslie Knope, is supposed to be overwhelmed by seeing you, and I, Amy Poehler, was also very jazzed. And I went to say my line and I drooled."

David Hyde Pierce definitely was like, 'What's happening here?' And we were like, 'Oh, none of us are working. We don't have anything to shoot tomorrow.'

Hahn likened being 'mother' to the character of Anne Bancroft in The Graduate. She added, "there's a cougary vibe" to the adoration from her younger queer fans.

Amy Poehler shared on a podcast her tradition of participating in the New Year's Day Polar Plunge in Coney Island, describing it as a ritual that cleanses her of past year's negativity and helps set her intentions for the upcoming year.

"There's something about what laughter does to people. It makes us feel connected. It's a release, a way to self-soothe and to redirect your brain. It can change your perspective. In my case, it's changed my life."

Britain is ruled by three emotions, says Amy Poehler: Sadness, anger, fear. Plus some disgust, too. She's kidding! She's also not kidding. But we can take it, right? Frankly, I think the UK is excellent at gentle teasing that I really love, she says. It feels very familiar.