Julia Roberts revealed the ‘hardest drug’ she’s ever tried during an appearance on Thursday’s episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Bravo.
The 56-year-old Oscar-winning actress made her debut on the Bravo talk show and played its signature game Plead The Fifth in which guests are given three questions and allowed to not answer only one of them.
Andy, 55, was quick to get the gossip, asking: ‘what is the hardest drug that you’ve ever tried?’ to which Julia confessed: ”Mushrooms.’
Asked whether it was a ‘positive experience’, she replied: ‘Yeah, it was nice. I’m not gonna lie. Kids, don’t try it at home.’
For her first question, Julia was asked who was her ‘least favorite Real Housewife of all time’, to which she responded: ”Oh… Um, I’m gonna say, who went to prison?’,
Julia Roberts revealed the ‘hardest drug’ she’s ever tried during an appearance on Thursday’s episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Bravo
‘Jen Shah,’ Andy said referencing the incarcerated cast member of The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City.
‘Yeah. I’m just saying that because she’s in prison and I feel safe,’ Julia quipped.
For her final question, Julia had to rank ‘these iconic Julia Roberts films’, but she instantly said, ‘I’m taking the fifth on this’, which references the Fifth Amendment to the US Constitution that provides protection against self-incrimination in criminal cases.
He asked if she wanted to hear the films and after she agreed Andy said they were Pretty Woman, My Best Friend’s Wedding and Notting Hill.
‘See, I heard somebody in the audience go, ”Oh!”. You don’t want to do it,’ Julia said.
‘Right, because they’re all so great,’ Andy said.
Julia was on the Bravo talk show promoting her new film Leave The World Behind.
Leave The Word Behind is a psychological thriller written, directed and produced by Sam Esmail, 46, who created Mr. Robot and is based on the 2020 novel of the same name by Rumaan Alam, 46.
The 56-year-old Oscar-winning actress made her debut on the Bravo talk show and played its signature game Plead The Fifth
‘Julia Roberts, what is the hardest drug that you’ve ever tried?,’ Andy asked for his second question
Andy and Julia participated in a hilarious rendition of Clubhouse Playhouse and re-enacted an argument between Kyle Richards and Sutton Stracke on The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills
Julia also judged a drag queen contestant featuring characters from her hit films
During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Julia revealed that former President Barack Obama collaborated with her director for her latest movie on Tuesday while appearing on a talk show.
‘Did they work closely with the film?,’ Jimmy, 49, asked of the Obamas.
‘Yes. Well, this was on President Obama’s reading list, you know, he puts out his cool books and cool songs,’ Julia said referencing Barack’s annual recommendations.
‘So this book was on his list and he’s a big fan of Mr. Robot. And so I think he and Sam, you know, collaborated with the notes in the beginning and the notes when we were done filming and the post production,’ Julia said.
Leave The World Behind premiered in October at the AFI Fest and was released in selected theaters on November 22 ahead of its streaming release by Netflix on Friday.
A premise of the film provided by Netflix said it follows a family on vacation in Long Island who are interrupted by the owners of the home they rented bearing news of a mysterious blackout.
‘Imagine him in the editing room,’ Jimmy said of Barack before he launched into an imitation of the former president.
‘If you’re knocking on the door, I would hide. It’s his Airbnb. It’s his Airbnb. He can do what he wants. He’s allowed to live there, it’s his house,’ Jimmy said while impersonating Barack as Julia doubled over in laughter.
Leave The World Behind also stars Ethan Hawke, Mahershala Ali, Myha’la and Kevin Bacon.
Julia was on the Bravo talk show promoting her new film Leave The World Behind, which also stars Mahershela Ali, Myha’la Herrold and Ethan Hawke
Former President Barack Obama, shown in November in Chicago, collaborated with director Sam Esmail on the film adaptation