Amy Poehler admitted to hosting price exhibitions is not an easy performance, as she shared that her three times driving as a co-host for the Golden Globes was a real challenge that she was not sure she could match performance every time.
“It’s hard and it’s a bit of a declining return,” shared Poehler with her “Good hang with Amy Poehler” guest Regina Hall, which she had applauded for her host talents. “When you pull it from the first time you are like“ we did it. “They’re like,” Come back and do it again. “It’s like” I don’t know if I should. “
Poehler took the Golden Globes scene as Co-Host together with his colleague “Saturday Night Live” -Alum Tina Fey for the first time as early as 2013. The couple continued to lead the show together for 2014 and 2015 ceremonies before they officially dropped.
While praised Gift Hall-that hosted the 94th Academy Awards and 2019 bit Awards-Har to guide big events, Poeher said that host requires a certain skill that not everyone can master through education.
“I feel that you have something that hosts need that you just learn, which is that you have to be a little ambivalent, a little relaxed,” Poehler explained. “You can’t care too much about it.”
“Because people can feel it,” Hall chimped in to get along.
When it comes to how Hall maintains her poise when she was worthy, she shared that when the microphone is on, it’s time to start the show no matter how worried you can be.
“When the curtain goes up, you are like, ‘Well, here it is.’ There is nothing you can do.
She added, “You have to feel that what you have is enough, because I always feel like when you panic, that’s when it will be your most difficult.”
When Poehler asked Hall how she could get through “The Year of the Slap” between Will Smith and Chris Rock, Hall said she had Wanda Sykes and Amy Schumer by her side as co-hosts.
“It was wonderful to have them and not do it alone,” Hall said. “There is something with show-must-go-on mentality … because at that time you think of your audience. You want your audience to continue to enjoy the show … and that’s the thing with a live show, everything can happen anyway when you do something live.”
See Poehler and Hall’s full segments above.
