Steve Buscemi Learns About His J-Law Deepfake
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert・2 minutes read
Steve Buscemi discusses his role as God in "Miracle Workers," shares childhood memory of God being evil, and jokes about a toaster imprinting God's image on toast. He also talks about "deep fakes," his involvement in the Beastie Boys audio book, and reflects on working with the band.
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- Steve Buscemi discusses his intriguing role as God in the series "Miracle Workers," highlighting how it differs from his typical roles and delves into a childhood memory that influenced his perspective on the character.
- The conversation transitions to the concept of "deep fakes," showcasing a humorous example with Buscemi's face digitally imposed on Jennifer Lawrence, adding a modern and tech-savvy twist to the dialogue.
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Summary
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Steve Buscemi discusses "Miracle Workers" and more.
- Steve Buscemi is a guest on a talk show, discussing his role in the new series "Miracle Workers."
- In the series, Buscemi plays the role of God, which he finds interesting and different from his usual roles.
- Buscemi shares a childhood memory where his brother told him that God was evil, which left a lasting impact on him.
- The host shows Buscemi a toaster that imprints toast with an image of God, which surprises Buscemi.
- The conversation shifts to the concept of "deep fakes," where faces are digitally replaced in videos, leading to a humorous example with Buscemi's face on Jennifer Lawrence.
- Buscemi talks about his involvement in the Beastie Boys audio book, sharing his history with the band and how he campaigned for a role in one of their music videos.
- The host and Buscemi joke about the slow toasting process of the toaster with Buscemi's image.
- Buscemi reflects on his experience working with the Beastie Boys and how he got a role in one of their music videos.
- The segment ends with a promotion for the premiere of "Miracle Workers" on TBS and a teaser for the next guest on the talk show.
