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Mila Kunis turned a formal interview into a casual chat with young, nervous BBC reporter Chris Stark, a move that has earned her much praise from fans.
Mila Kunis turned a formal interview into a casual chat with young, nervous BBC reporter Chris Stark, a move that has earned her much praise from fans.
“This is the best interview I’ve had today,” said Kunis, who essentially turned the mic on Stark and asked him questions about his mates, his favorite drinks, and his football team.
When Stark said he is more at ease in his local pub where he goes to “bosh a couple of pints” with his mates, Kunis excitedly discussed favorite drinks, saying she can pour a perfect pint—a skill left over from her bar-tending days.
Stark asked her to a football game, and she accepted the invitation—though she declined a June invitation to his friend’s wedding, because she will be working then.
When someone off camera asked them to focus on Kunis’s most recent film, Oz the Great and Powerful, Kunis said, “let me just give you the answers [to questions] I know you’re going to ask.”
She rattled off some stock answers, such as, “It was never a good vs. evil for me, it was very much one transitional character,” referring to her role as a witch who falls in love with the main character, Oz.
The two resumed their chummy discussion.
Stark Tweeted Tuesday morning: “Just heard that Good Morning America have been talking about my interview with Mila Kunis. Crazy. What is going on….????”
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