Celeb love for Celine

[smw]

I’m glad Ellen posted something. She didn’t have to do it so maybe she doesn’t dislike Celine after all. (Even though her interviews with Celine are always awkward.)

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CNDIRyMBkC0/?igshid=3rpv446u3apf

 

Edited April 1, 2021 at 05:47 AM by smw

[PuraVida]

I'm glad Ellen posted something. She didn't have to do it so maybe she doesn't dislike Celine after all. (Even though her interviews with Celine are always awkward.)

 

https://www.instagra...id=3rpv446u3apf

 

Well her social media team would be very smart to do it. Celine is one of the ultimate guests of any show

[Céline RO]

Well her social media team would be very smart to do it. Celine is one of the ultimate guests of any show

 

I hope Céline will go back to being on her show. It may not be the most comfortable ambience but it gives a guest so much exposure.

[PuraVida]

I hope Céline will go back to being on her show. It may not be the most comfortable ambience but it gives a guest so much exposure.

 

Yes, it is uncomfortable, but I think that brings the best out of Celine. Ellen has brought some great moments out of Celine.

 

When she sang those rap songs in 2017 or so, I thought it was a brilliant idea. I always wish Celine would do these sorts of games with her voice

[stevo]

I would like a non-hyper Céline interview on Ellen. They’ve always been like she’s eaten a family bag of skittles and is too manic. But then demure, sensible, wise Céline probably wouldn’t match Ellen’s pointless/immature/silly questions...

[PuraVida]

I would like a non-hyper Céline interview on Ellen. They've always been like she's eaten a family bag of skittles and is too manic. But then demure, sensible, wise Céline probably wouldn't match Ellen's pointless/immature/silly questions...

 

Good ponit, but I feel Ellen's show is full of this chaotic, edgy, almost nervous hyper energy for every guest she has.Ellen is the anti-Oprah, and rarely goes for the sentimental or emotional touchpoints.

Edited April 2, 2021 at 10:27 AM by PuraVida

[sarit_celine]

Celine never felt conformable on Ellen's show, imo such an embarrassment of show

adding all the bad things that happened regarding Ellen's workers.

 

What about Oprah? It will be awesome if Celine will have an interview there.

[smw]

I can’t believe it’s been a decade since Oprah last interviewed Celine.

 

I wonder if they stay in touch privately?

 

I’m hoping they reunite for an interview very soon. They have a lot to talk about!

[PuraVida]

I can't believe it's been a decade since Oprah last interviewed Celine.

 

I wonder if they stay in touch privately?

 

I'm hoping they reunite for an interview very soon. They have a lot to talk about!

 

I think if Celine ever does a retirement interview, will be with Oprah

[PuraVida]

This is not Celine love exactly, but I find Ana’s memory so weird here. Why did she say this? I wonder if that night Celine kept looking at Rene a lot and maybe she is misremembering

 

 

[DionFanAlways]

This is not Celine love exactly, but I find Ana's memory so weird here. Why did she say this? I wonder if that night Celine kept looking at Rene a lot and maybe she is misremembering

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9rcljkI1KE

She definitely has her time line messed up, unless Celine was playing MSG in the 80's and we didn't know about it, lol.

[Bruno Portugal]

This is not Celine love exactly, but I find Ana’s memory so weird here. Why did she say this? I wonder if that night Celine kept looking at Rene a lot and maybe she is misremembering

 

 

 

This is really strange. It was late 1990’s (1998 I believe) not 1980’s. She used to be extremely kind about Celine and tha moment at VH1 Behind the Music interview, for instance.

[comingback]

This is not Celine love exactly, but I find Ana's memory so weird here. Why did she say this? I wonder if that night Celine kept looking at Rene a lot and maybe she is misremembering

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9rcljkI1KE

She definitely has her time line messed up, unless Celine was playing MSG in the 80's and we didn't know about it, lol.

This is really strange. It was late 1990's (1998 I believe) not 1980's. She used to be extremely kind about Celine and tha moment at VH1 Behind the Music interview, for instance.

 

 

 

 

Yes, the MG concert was in 1998 and maybe she was nervous and looked at Rene because Sony CEO Motolla was in the audience.

[Nmj]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes, the MG concert was in 1998 and maybe she was nervous and looked at Rene because Sony CEO Motolla was in the audience.

 

Maybe Rene did most of the talking because of the vocal rest that she was very strict about up until she hit the stage .

[PuraVida]

Maybe Rene did most of the talking because of the vocal rest that she was very strict about up until she hit the stage .

 

Yes, I think maybe on the day of she experienced Rene leading a conversation or something, but she must have known that even if Rene was leading or translating in that moment that obviously Celine could speak English. She would have had to have seen Celine interviews over the years, and wasn't she there during Divas Live in person when Celine spoke to the audience?

[Dancing_Queen]

Seems her memory is as good as her impressions...

[québecflower]

Seems her memory is as good as her impressions...

[PuraVida]

Seems her memory is as good as her impressions...

 

I find her Celine impression funny, but yeah no need to imply that Celine didn't know English

[ryba]

Why is she lying? Her memory cannot be that bad. There is a big difference between the 80s and the 90s. Maybe she just doesn’t like Celine.

[Céline RO]

This is not Celine love exactly, but I find Ana's memory so weird here. Why did she say this? I wonder if that night Celine kept looking at Rene a lot and maybe she is misremembering

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9rcljkI1KE

 

Never liked Ana.

[PuraVida]

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[PuraVida]

It's funny David married Celine's biggest celeb fan

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NRiOsp7lSI

[smw]

Never liked Ana.

 

I loved her when she was on SNL. So many of her sketches were my favorites... her Martha Stewart, her NPR lady, the singing couple alongside Will Ferrell, etc. But I've learned over the years that I only like her as a performer... She's not a very nice or gracious person in interviews.

 

Cheri Oteri and Molly Shannon, on the other hand, are absolutely lovely in interviews. Those three women were such a powerhouse trio back in the day on SNL. And it's a shame that they never got to have huge careers like so many men do after launching on SNL. I'm thankful Molly Shannon, at least, is doing okay gig-wise.

 

Tina Fey talked about the unfairness of the men from SNL having bigger careers than the women after the passing of the brilliant Jan Hooks. "It made me sad when she passed, and it made me mad... Jan should have had a bigger career. Jan deserved a big movie career. Certainly as big as Rob Schneider's (bleep) career. She was a bigger star on SNL."

 

https://www.usatoday...hooks/17649987/

 

Thankfully that problem was mostly in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. And now it's shifted a bit... with Tiny Fey, Amy Poehler, and Kristen Wiig being huge household names.

 

Clearly, I'm a huge SNL fan. And I still hope Celine appears on SNL one day! At least as the music guest, with an appearance or two in the sketches. Even though Ana hasn't been super nice about Celine, I can still see Celine inviting Ana to participate in the show if Celine does end up appearing on SNL someday.

Edited April 8, 2021 at 05:42 PM by smw

[PuraVida]

I loved her when she was on SNL. So many of her sketches were my favorites... her Martha Stewart, her NPR lady, the singing couple alongside Will Ferrell, etc. But I've learned over the years that I only like her as a performer... She's not a very nice or gracious person in interviews.

 

Cheri Oteri and Molly Shannon, on the other hand, are absolutely lovely in interviews. Those three women were such a powerhouse trio back in the day on SNL. And it's a shame that they never got to have huge careers like so many men do after launching on SNL. I'm thankful Molly Shannon, at least, is doing okay gig-wise.

 

Tina Fey talked about the unfairness of the men from SNL having bigger careers than the women after the passing of the brilliant Jan Hooks. "It made me sad when she passed, and it made me mad... Jan should have had a bigger career. Jan deserved a big movie career. Certainly as big as Rob Schneider's (bleep) career. She was a bigger star on SNL."

 

https://www.usatoday...hooks/17649987/

 

Thankfully that problem was mostly in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. And now it's shifted a bit... with Tiny Fey, Amy Poehler, and Kristen Wiig being huge household names.

 

Clearly, I'm a huge SNL fan. And I still hope Celine appears on SNL one day! At least as the music guest, with an appearance or two in the sketches. Even though Ana hasn't been super nice about Celine, I can still see Celine inviting Ana to participate in the show if Celine does end up appearing on SNL someday.

 

I am still baffled why she hasn't done SNL yet. Courage was a huge chance for her to do it, I think all the stars were perfect for it. Her team should really work on getting her there.

 

And I've seen Ana do a couple guess spot appearances. She was very funny on Amy Sedaris' show, and I also still think her Celine is funny/classic....but yes maybe not her actual persona

[Dancing_Queen]

I am honestly baffled that there are actual Céline fans that liked her imitation.

 

Ana played Céline like she'd play any generic French person.

Which is just embarrassing, because Céline sounds nothing like a generic French person. At all. A Québecois accent sounds completely different, both in English and in French. Ana could've imitated her with a Spanish accent and it would've been just as off the mark.

 

Also, Céline is so expressive and has so many specific mannerisms, certain expressions she constantly uses... She should be so easy to imitate if you have any talent for it, even if you can't get the accent right. But Ana couldn't even do that. Most people on here would do a better job tbh.

Edited April 8, 2021 at 08:19 PM by Dancing_Queen

[CelinesDIVO5]

It's this same footage in the documentary....

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw830SLOhJ8

 

Watching this brings back so many good memories.

[Chantemoi]

 

 

I am still baffled why she hasn't done SNL yet. Courage was a huge chance for her to do it, I think all the stars were perfect for it. Her team should really work on getting her there.

 

And I've seen Ana do a couple guess spot appearances. She was very funny on Amy Sedaris' show, and I also still think her Celine is funny/classic....but yes maybe not her actual persona

 

100% agree. Ana is a *decent* comedian, and just because she didn’t devote her career to nailing the French Canadien accent doesn’t mean she isn’t funny. By no means was she the strongest actor on SNL (I doubt she even wrote her own lines), but it’s not like she’s a serious actress vying for an Oscar for her impression of someone she clearly doesn’t even admire... Nonetheless her Céline impression brought me so much laughter through the years. Even the mere thought of the “More Duets to Prove I’m the Best Singer in the World” sketch still makes me giggle.

 

Also I’m so glad you’ve outed yourself as an Amy Sedaris fan! Since the early 2000s, she’s been the biggest non-Céline influence of my life!!

Edited April 9, 2021 at 02:18 AM by Chantemoi

[PuraVida]

100% agree. Ana is a *decent* comedian, and just because she didn't devote her career to nailing the French Canadien accent doesn't mean she isn't funny. By no means was she the strongest actor on SNL (I doubt she even wrote her own lines), but it's not like she's a serious actress vying for an Oscar for her impression of someone she clearly doesn't even admire... Nonetheless her Céline impression brought me so much laughter through the years. Even the mere thought of the "More Duets to Prove I'm the Best Singer in the World" sketch still makes me giggle.

 

Also I'm so glad you've outed yourself as an Amy Sedaris fan! Since the early 2000s, she's been the biggest non-Céline influence of my life!!

 

Yes, the work is done by the SNL writers....but like with any thing, including songs, the credit or association goes to the actor/singer. If I had to only save two impressions of Celine, I would have Ana's and that male comedian who just recently parodied her Apple Music video promo.

[smw]

I’m also obsessed with Amy Sedaris! Everything she does is a masterclass in comedy.

 

 

If Celine & Amy could cross paths someday, that would fabulous. I feel like Amy would know how to work with Celine’s sense of humor.

 

Edited April 9, 2021 at 06:10 AM by smw

[PuraVida]

I'm also obsessed with Amy Sedaris! Everything she does is a masterclass in comedy.

 

https://youtu.be/PIkhcIHf-oc

 

If Celine & Amy could cross paths someday, that would fabulous. I feel like Amy would know how to work with Celine's sense of humor.

 

 

Yes! That would be so interesting. Maybe on a TV program, they're not afraid to be goofy. I hope Celine could keep up with Amy as she's quite wordy

 

 

Edit: just saw you posted that Broad City clip, omg so hilarious!!!!! I forgot about that one hahaah

Edited April 9, 2021 at 12:12 PM by PuraVida