Actress recalls former president sleeping during her movie Emma
In a surprising and humorous revelation, actress Gwyneth Paltrow shared an amusing anecdote about former President Bill Clinton during a recent interview. While discussing her illustrious acting career and ventures into the wellness industry, Paltrow recounted an incident where Clinton apparently fell asleep during a screening of her 1996 film “Emma,” much to her bemusement.
During her appearance on the “Hot Ones” show, Paltrow confirmed the rumour that Clinton had “passed out” right in front of her during the movie. With a laugh, she remarked, “True. He was snoring right in front of me,” before playfully adding, “So f–k you, Bill Clinton.” This lighthearted jab at the former president highlights Paltrow’s spirited sense of humour and her ability to share memorable moments from her career with a touch of levity.
Embed from Getty Images“Emma,” based on the classic Jane Austen novel, was a significant success, grossing $40 million worldwide against a modest budget. This period of drama contributed to Paltrow’s rise as an A-list star in the 1990s, cementing her status in Hollywood.
Beyond her acting prowess, Paltrow has become a prominent figure in the wellness industry through her lifestyle brand, Goop. The company, known for its focus on fashion, wellness, and beauty products, represents Paltrow’s shift from the silver screen to the world of entrepreneurship. In a candid interview with Bustle in 2023, Paltrow shared her long-term vision for Goop, suggesting she’s not yet ready to step away from her empire but has considered a future where she might “disappear from public life.”
Currently married to television writer and director Brad Falchuk, Paltrow continues to navigate her multifaceted career with grace and humour. Whether recalling amusing encounters with political figures or discussing her entrepreneurial journey, Paltrow’s openness and candidness endear her to fans and followers alike.
The Clinton Foundation has not commented on Paltrow’s playful remarks, but the story serves as a reminder of the unexpected moments that can arise at the intersections of pop culture and politics
