Reese Witherspoon reflects on hosting ‘SNL’ after 9/11

RESESPENPONPON looks back at one of the most intense moments of her career, hosting A Saturday night weeks after 9/11.

The actor, now 49, spoke about the emotional experience Psychiatrist Along with Dhoopard, celebrating how it feels to take the stage at a tender time in the country.

Ernspoons hosted Sept. 29, 2001 in the episode, the first of the 27th season and the first after the air, and admitted that she felt that she felt completely out of place.

“I completely left my body,” she said, later, adding, “I would give you 0 stars, do not recommend.”

Its event was initially thought to be the second group, but when September 22 Words was canceled, the plans were transferred.

She remembers getting a call from the creator of Michaels, who told her how important the night was.

He stressed that Rudy Giuliani, the firemen, and Paul Simon would be there, and the show he needed to help him mean “we’re laughing again.”

At that time, the interview was 24, balanced only by former mothers and sudden popularity.

Summer hits Legally flowers came in a few months ago, after the famous role in the interior The problem of cruelty, The electionand The American Mind.

Still, she didn’t want to take it back.

“If you know me, if I tell you I’m going to do something, I mean it’s a real disaster for me,” she said. Even when Michaels told her that jumping was an option, she replied, “Stop?”

They pushed, and “We did it and it was good,” she said, despite the pressure.

The experience was so intense that they did not host again until May 2015, almost 14 years later. “It’s not the show’s fault,” she said. “It was a lot of responsibility for a 24-year-old girl.”

That memorable event is also the song of ‘Amy Peakler’ and Seed Myers, which included everything that included Rachel Error, Tina Fereylph, Maya Ferrell, Jimmy Fericson, and Tracy Morgan.

In retrospect, the chef can appreciate what happened, but be honest about how heavy it felt at the time.