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Walter Scott AsksFelicity JonesThe Rogue One star, 35, portrays U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in On the Basis of Sex (in theaters Dec. 25). Inspired by RBG’s early life as a struggling attorney, the movie details her first groundbreaking case for gender equality and her romance with husband Marty (Armie Hammer).
What’s her favorite holiday movie? Go to Parade.com/jones to find out.
Is there a theme to the film beyond gender equality? Yes—unity, every-one working together and creating a better society. Ruth was fighting for equality for women and also equality for men, because men were also being limited by gender stereotypes.
What was it like when you first met her? I was absolutely in awe. I felt like I wanted to curtsy or make a little bow. She cares deeply about the future of America; that came across instantly.
Your next movie is The Aeronauts, which is also based on a real-life story. The character is inspired by Sophie Blanchard, an extraordinary aeronaut. She was one of the first women to fly solo in a balloon. She
Kidman gets down to the nitty gritty in Destroyer (in theaters Dec. 25) as Erin Bell, an on-the-skids LAPD detec-tive haunted by secrets. And it shows: The glamorous, Oscar-winning actress, 51, is almost unrecognizable. “Erin is scarred and damaged by her own choices and also by the cards she had been dealt,” Kidman says. “I wanted it to be real and accurate.”
was a fantastic character who set fireworks off from the basket. She’s an inspiration for Amelia Wren, the character I play.
What are you passionate about besides act-ing? I love home life. I love cooking, but I’m not particularly great at it. My family on my father’s side are Italian. So it’s a big part of our family culture to get a big group together and eat a load of lovely Italian food.
HO HO HO!Christmas is coming, and so is Santa! Who was your favorite Hollywood star to play jolly ol’ St. Nick?
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Dan Aykroyd, Trading Places (1983)
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Richard Attenborough, Miracle on 34th Street (1994)
Jim Belushi, Jingle All the
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Chevy Chase, National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation
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Jim Carrey, Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)
Ben Affleck, Reindeer Games (2000)
Ed Asner, Elf (2003)
Tom Hanks, The Polar Express (2004)
Billy Bob Thornton, Bad Santa (2003) and Bad Santa 2 (2016)
John Goodman, The Year Without a Santa
Claus (2006)
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Kurt Russell, The Christmas
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You Won’t Recognize Nicole Kidman
Christian Bale Plays Dick Cheney
Bale, 44, gained weight and shaved his hairline to morph into
Cheney for Vice (in theaters Dec. 25). The film follows Cheney’s
transition from D.C. insider to the vice presidency under George W.
Bush (Sam Rockwell). Bale’s already getting Oscar buzz for his performance in the
star-packed film, which also features Steve Carell,
Tyler Perry and Amy Adams.
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crime has been com-mitted in Buckingham Palace. Whodunnit?
Fear not, Sherlock Holmes and his trusty assistant Dr. Watson are on the case!
In Holmes & Watson (in the-aters Dec. 25), Will Ferrell, 51, stars as the legendary sleuth, and his real-world sidekick John C. Reilly, 53, plays his No. 2.
Yep, the same duo that deliv-ered belly laughs in Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and Step Brothers is taking on the stuffy Victorian era, and fans of the Ferrell and Reilly tag team will get a healthy dose of their patented physical and endear-ingly imbecilic humor. “This does feel like a continuation of our other movies,” Reilly says, adding that he and Ferrell have a “real comedic kinship.”
Comedy Comrades The son of a teacher and a pro-fessional musician who toured with the Righteous Brothers, Ferrell hatched his comedy style back in elementary school in Irvine, Calif. “I learned that if you kicked the door and snapped your head back at the same time, it looked like you smacked into the door,” he recalls. “I tried it, and it got rave reviews.” After
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Sa graduation from the University of Southern California, he
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Just one year later, a Saturday Night Live producer watched his act and encouraged him to try out for the iconic sketch show. For seven seasons between 1995 and 2002, he was a standout with impressions of Presi-dent George W. Bush, Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek and baseball announcer Harry Caray. He transitioned easily to the big screen in hit comedies such as Elf (2003), Old School (2003) and Daddy’s Home (2015).
Reilly, meanwhile, grew up in working-class Chicago, where his dad ran an industrial linen supply company. His first audience: his five siblings. “I didn’t know anyone in show business when I was a kid and never dreamed that’s what I would do as a living,” he says. After graduating from DePaul University in Chicago, he was hired as an extra in the 1989 drama Casualties of War, where he met his wife, producer Alison Dickey, on the set; they now have two college-age sons. Meatier roles in many other films soon followed, including Boogie Nights, The River Wild, Magnolia, Gangs of New York and Kong: Skull Island.
Ferrell and Reilly met in 1999 and became almost instant friends. But it wasn’t until 2006 that they first col-laborated onscreen, in the NASCAR spoof Talladega Nights. Two years later, in Step Brothers, they caused hijinks as bickering blended-family rivals who become best buds. The two stars have also stayed close
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over the years, as Ferrell notes that Reilly and Dickey are regulars at his family’s annual Swedish Christmas party.
Sherlock Rocks For Holmes & Watson to stay true to Sherlock’s
roots, they shot on location in London—a fi rst for Ferrell, who had never fi lmed outside the United States or Canada. Working on the set—with co-stars Ralph Fiennes, Rebecca
Hall, Kelly Macdonald and Steve Coogan—they were intent on adher-ing to the essence of their characters, down to reciting some of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle’s original prose. “I didn’t want to change the language,” Ferrell
says. “I memorized a lot of long passages. At times, it was limiting because it ham-pered my improv brain.”
Both actors insist, however, that Holmes & Watson is not a slapstick, Victorian-era Step Brothers. “� is is not a case of two lost souls combining their strange superpowers to do nothing,” Ferrell explains. “Sherlock has this superhu-man ability to decipher all this information in a way that will always be forever cool.” Beat. “And his hat is pretty awesome.”
Funny MattersIn conversation, Ferrell and Reilly both circle back to the same topic: the wondrous joy of making people laugh. “I have a special aff ection for comedies,” Reilly says. “I always get asked, ‘Do people come up to you [and ask you] about Step Brothers all the time?’ And I say, ‘Only when I’m in public.’ � ey appreciate
it. It’s not lost on me.” Ferrell admits that he still has pinch-
me moments about his comedy career. “Up until seven or eight years ago, my
Super SherlocksDo you remember these other actors’ takes on Holmes?
Basil Rathbone The 1986 Disney movie The Great Mouse Detective featured the voice of the iconic British actor as Holmes—even though he hadn’t played him since the 1950s and had been dead for nearly 20 years!
Christopher Lee In Sher-lock Holmes and the Deadly Necklace (1962), Lee’s sleuth fi ghts Professor Moriarty for a jewel from Cleopatra’s tomb.
Christopher Plummer Sherlock versus Jack the Ripper? Yes, please—in Murder by Decree (1979).
Peter O’Toole Ever prolifi c, he was Sherlock onstage, voiced him in cartoons and played author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in a 1997 fi lm.
Jeremy Brett He played Sherlock on multiple BBC miniseries between 1984 and 1994.
Jonny Lee Miller Elementary, my dear! He’s been Sherlock—a modern-day workaholic NYPD adviser and case buster—on the CBS drama since 2012.
Benedict Cumberbatch He won a 2014 Emmy award for his portrayal as the brilliant Scotland Yard consultant in the hit contemporary-set BBC series Sherlock.
Ian McKellen In the 2015 mystery Mr. Holmes, McKellen’s detective is retired and losing his memory. But he still manages to outsmart ’em all.
Johnny Depp He provided the voice of the titular character in the 2018 animated hit Sherlock Gnomes. Of course he solved the case of the missing London garden gnomes.
Robert Downey Jr. The American movie star was a punch-throwing quipster in two action-packed Sherlock Holmes fi lms. The third installment is due in 2020.
Sherlock Rocks For Holmes & Watson
roots, they shot on location in London—a fi rst for Ferrell, who had never fi lmed outside the United States or Canada. Working on the set—with co-stars Ralph Fiennes, Rebecca
Hall, Kelly Macdonald and Steve Coogan—they were intent on adher-ing to the essence of their characters, down to reciting some of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle’s original prose. “I didn’t want to change the language,” Ferrell
it. It’s not lost on me.” Ferrell admits that he still has pinch-
me moments about his comedy career. “Up until seven or eight years ago, my
wife and I still joked that if it all fell apart, what could we possibly do? Maybe open a business of ken-neling dogs or be UPS drivers. We fi nally stopped thinking of plan Bs.”
Ferrell and his wife, art auction-eer and actress Viveca Paulin, who wed in 2000, have three boys—Magnus, 14; Mattias, 11; and Axel, 8—and he proudly says they all have inherited his funny bone. His oldest, a high school freshman, recently posed for his class photo wearing his friend’s eyeglasses and a serious expression. “He asked me if he was in trouble and I told him, ‘Magnus, that is totally my sense of humor.’ ” Still, his sons don’t neces-sarily huddle around the TV this time of year to catch his Christmas comedy classic Elf (see “Everyone’s Favorite Elf,” page 10). “We’ve never forced them to watch my stuff ,” he says. “My sixth-grader just got into Saturday Night Live, so he’s been watching a few things on YouTube and asking me about it.”
� e key to making people laugh? “You have to get over any kind of shame—and it’s an unnatural thing for us to do as human beings,” Fer-rell says. “My kids are like, ‘Dad, how did you do that? Isn’t that embarrassing?’ You do look stupid but you have to have fun.”
And when you do, the rewards are priceless. “� e whole point of making movies and being actors is to move people and have stuff resonate,” Reilly says. “� at grati-tude that people have when you give them laughter is diff erent than the gratitude people have for an action movie or a dramatic movie.
“� ere’s something special about alleviating people’s suff ering with laughter.”
As Sherlock would say, that’s elementary, my dear Watson.
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ince its release in 2003, Elf—in which Will Ferrell played Buddy, a man raised
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Ferrell suffered from sugar-induced headaches throughout the fi lming due to Buddy the Elf’s preferred diet of candy, candy canes, candy corn and syrup.
Peter Billingsley—who famously starred as a child in another Christmas-classic movie, A Christmas Story—appears briefl y in the begin-ning of the movie as an elf named Ming Ming.
Director Jon Favreau appears as a doctor admin-istering a paternity test to determine the true identity of Buddy’s father (James Caan).
Leon Redbone provides the voice of Leon the Snowman and sings “Baby, It’s Cold Out-
side” with Zooey Deschanel over the closing credits.
A scene with a Christmas tree too big for the living room is a nod to National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation (1989), in which Clark Griswold (Chevy Chase) brings home an enormous tree that will barely fi t into his house.
Buddy’s 12-second belch was supplied by voice actor Maurice LaMarche, best known for his cartoon character the Brain from the Emmy-winning 1990s series Pinky and the Brain.
Filming a scene of Ferrell in his elf costume walking through traffi c in Manhattan’s Lincoln Tunnel distracted drivers and caused several fender benders.
When Buddy munches on big wads of cotton in the doctor’s offi ce, they’re actually undyed tufts of cotton candy.
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30", 5 DRAWER MECHANIC'S CARTS
• 15,000 cu. in.of storage• 700 lb. capacity• Weighs 139 lbs.
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• 400 lb. working load
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• 4.7 hour run time
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1750 PSI ELECTRICPRESSURE WASHER
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$7799 $77$ 99
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