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The TOP 5 Chris Pratt Moments! | The Graham Norton Show
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This video features a lighthearted interview with actor Chris Pratt, offering language learners a great opportunity to practice conversational English. By watching this clip, you will improve your listening skills through natural, fast-paced storytelling and casual banter. You will encounter various linguistic elements, including: * **Idiomatic Expressions:** Phrases like "hook, line, and sinker" and "the real deal." * **Cultural Context:** Insights into American social rituals, such as morning "sales chants" and parenting traditions. * **Conversational Flow:** The informal back-and-forth demonstrates how native speakers use humor and anecdotes to build rapport, providing excellent examples of casual storytelling in real-world settings.
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Chris when you got to La you got lucky
with head shot very early on yeah I that
was yeah that was something that I knew
I needed was head shot everyone says you
need head shot and so I was on the hunt
for head shots but I was completely
broke and uh I was I was at the post
office in West Hollywood which is um an
area in La that's like a predominantly
gay area and uh I was there getting
headed getting uh like picking up
some what great story what a great story
that's a great story yeah thank
you
show
um
awesome well I and I saw this this guy
was like was had this look he was like
like he recognized me I was like hello
and he was like you look familiar have I
shot you I was like I've never been shot
I don't believe you've shot me and he
was like no I'm a do you model I'm a
photographer do you model and I was like
no but I need uh have you ever heard of
head shot I need uh something called
head shot I was 20 years old and the
guy's like I do head shots I live like
two blocks from here oh no to my
apartment I'll will give you head shots
I was like well what does it cost he's
like just it's it's fine I'll cover you
I was like oh sweet okay let's go and so
uh I go to this guy's apartment he lived
on the top floor really nice apartment
amazing Furnishings uh he was like
listen you probably you're a little
grimy you probably need a shower I was
like that's a really good
idea yes I did yes I did I
showered all kinds of good soaps and I
this is great I probably needed a shower
and then he was like hm you should you
should probably wear some different
clothes so he gives me like this nice
nice white shirt has a polo shirt nice
shirt and uh and kind of like helps me
and like Jes me up and stuff and like we
go out on the balcony and and he takes
like a bunch of photos and he's like
directing me telling me what to do and
he takes all these photos and takes the
film out of the camera and he puts it in
the film thing and he just gives it to
me
and he was like there you go and I just
walked out and I was like yeah that
stick to that story as
well but look at the but the picture
look at the picture you embarrassing no
it's beautiful look at oh my that
silenced the audience the oh my God look
at him look at my hair that was a guy
who clearly couldn't afford a haircut
let alone a head shot did you ever see
him again I don't know that I ever saw
him again I if you're watching thank you
for my head head shots they were awesome
he's probably making money of those
pictures he took of you in the shower
that you know
about you paid him for those but now
Chris your son that seems remarkably
unimpressed by your career yeah yeah
yeah yeah could yeah he really uh
couldn't care less but it's like he
doesn't believe you're the real deal
yeah he I mean he's now you know f as
he'll say he's five and three4 and he
and he went to Universal uh the other
day Universal Studios in La theme park
had a good time and came back and he
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Used to refer to the person or people that the speaker is addressing. It is the second-person pronoun used for both singular and plural subjects and objects.
To move something into a particular place or position. It is a fundamental verb used to describe the act of placing an object or setting a situation in a specific location.
To allow something to be seen by pointing it out or displaying it. It can also mean to explain or demonstrate how to do a specific task.
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